From clinician scientist to nonprofit CEO

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I was a practicing pediatric hematologist oncologist and researcher for 21 years. As a doctor, it was a tremendous privilege to be invited into the lives of patients and families dealing with blood cancers and be entrusted with their care. As a researcher, it was incredibly rewarding to help bring more effective blood cancer therapies to kids. 

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E. Anders Kolb, MD
President and CEO, The Leukemia and Lymphoma Society
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E. Anders Kolb, MD
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