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Ahmad Samer Al-Homsi to lead BMT program at NYU

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Ahmad Samer Al-Homsi will lead a new bone marrow transplantation program at the NYU Langone Perlmutter Cancer Center for treating blood-borne cancers, and potentially utilize transplantation as an adjunct to immunotherapy for solid tumors.

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