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Alexandra was born in El Salvador and has always had a very strong desire to do something that allows her to help others. She has worked in Digital Marketing since 2015, gaining experience working with different clients throughout Central America and the US.

She has been involved with cancer very closely in her family and knows that there’s never enough we can do to help cancer patients and families go through this difficult path.

Blood Cancers OncTalk 2025
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A Live, Expert-Led Deep Dive Into the Latest Advances in Blood Cancer Care. Real-Time Insights and Q&A With Leading Blood Cancer Specialists
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Blood Cancers 2025

This live virtual event, led by Dr. Andrew Srisuwananukorn on October 25, 2025, brought together top oncologists to share the latest updates in blood cancer treatment. The program featured patient-focused presentations, expert panel discussions, and a real-time Q&A session where attendees could engage directly with specialists.

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