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Molecular Hematopoiesis Workshop
The Molecular Hematopoiesis Workshop at the EHA2025 Congress is back!
OrganizersChair: Michael Milsom (Germany)
Co-chairs: Kim De Keersmaecker (Belgium), Elisa Laurenti (United Kingdom) & Britta Will (United States)
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Program The workshop will take place on Thursday, June…
Session information—March 13, 2025
Topic'Primary Immunodeficiencies in Pediatric Hematooncology Practice. '
Speaker detailsCamilla Visconti (speaker)Dr Camilla Visconti is a final-year fellow in the Pediatric Immunology and BMT Unit at San Raffaele Hospital in Milan, where she manages children with inborn errors of immunity.
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Individual RegistrationRegistration fee includes:
Access to the scientific and educational sessions of the meeting. Digital meeting materials including the program and abstract book. Networking opportunities during breaks, receptions and dinners.
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