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Jun 20
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Hematology Portraits: prof. Elizabeth Ma...

European Hematology Association
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Join us for this inspiring interview with prof. Elizabeth Macintyre from Université Paris Cité in France who tells us about her professional journey in hematology.

Listen to prof. Macintyre discuss her views on the current state and future directions of advanced diagnostics in malignant hematology and their implications for healthcare management and the training of young specialists. Tune in to hear how Biomedical Alliance may impact future policies through “trans-European” approaches. 

Host: Isabel Olivera-Martinez, PhD, Medical Writer 

Guest: Prof Elizabeth Macintyre

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