Curing Sickle Cell with Unmatched Bone Marrow | St. Louis Children's Hospital
Dr. Shalini Shenoy, director of the bone marrow transplant program at St. Louis Children's Hospital, is leading successful research into curing sickle cell anemia with bone marrow transplantation. Reduced intensity pre-transplant conditioning has made it possible to transplant patients from unmatched bone marrow donors, widening the net of potential donors and giving more young patients a chance to receive a bone marrow transplant, and a cure for their sickle cell. To learn more about Sickle Cell Disease, visit .
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Washington University School of Medicine researchers are leading the way in treating life-threatening non-cancerous diseases with bone marrow and stem cell transplants from unrelated donors.Â
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