Developments in CAR T-cell Therapy

Developments in CAR T-cell Therapy

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Discover YERM: The Young EHA Research Meeting and Your Place in It

Welcome to our mini-series celebrating the 10th anniversary of the Young EHA Research Meeting (YERM) with an introduction to its history and mission. We sit down with co-founder Prof Ruud Delwel and current organizer Prof Marlies Vanden Bempt to discuss how YERM is tailored to em ...  Show more

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