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Aaron Goodman, MD, is a hematologist who specializes in treating a variety of blood cancers, including acute myeloid leukemia (AML), acute lymphocytic leukemia (ALL) and multiple myeloma. He performs stem cell transplants for cancer treatment, including autologous (stem cells come from the individual receiving the transplant) and allogeneic (stem cells come from a matched donor) transplants.

ONDEMAND Videos Available for the September 2023 Blood Cancer OncTalk
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Unedited, full videos from the September 2023 Blood Cancer OncTalk are available to view!
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September 2023 Blood Cancer OncTalk

The September 2023 Blood Cancer OncTalk has now ended.  Videos are available OnDemand!


The full unedited versions of the September 2023 Blood Cancer OncTalk, are now available OnDemand. These topics will be edited and offered as shorter videos in the coming weeks.

 

The full videos are available on our YouTube channel via this link:  https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLWsyUmdjLXhG4km7yALHmLjQSeUQg-36x

 

ALL Available Slides are found under 'Documents Available for Download' on the left sidebar of the event platform. If any new ones are made available we will add them there!

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