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ASH: Expert perspective

If they RECUR, refer – the importance of early patient identification

Dr Michael Bishop
The University of Chicago Medicine, IL, USA

Dr Michael Bishop of the University of Chicago Medicine, Chicago USA provides his perspective on the topic of early referral for CAR T, including the RECUR publication

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