New research could open doors to more life-saving transplants
New research from Minnesota-based nonprofit NMDP — formerly known as Be The Match — could revolutionize the world of bone marrow and stem cell transplants. The breakthrough method shows promising results for patients using mismatched donors, potentially expanding access to life-saving treatments for thousands who struggle to find a genetic match. NMDP CEO Amy Ronneberg explains more about what this innovation means.
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New research could open doors to more life-saving transplants
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