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Hematology: The Life-blood of Medicine

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Clinical Research in the Division of Hematology

Clinical Trials info

The Division of Hematology is a progressive division within the Department of Medicine. The Division is a powerhouse for basic science, clinical research, patient care and teaching in the field of hematology driven by fourteen full time faculty, two intstructors, a physician assistant, two nurse practitioners, clinical research nurses, and support staff.

The basic science and clinical studies that are carried out at Stanford University cover a broad range of hematologic malignancies and blood disorders including acute and chronic leukemias, myelodysplastic syndromes, multiple myeloma, disorders of red cells (such as anemias and thalassemias), and thrombotic disorders. Pivotal research is currently underway in vascular biology, tumor immunology, and telomere dynamics related to breast, prostate, and other cancers.

We invite you to take a tour of the exciting things happening in our Division. For more information about research, view our faculty page, which will take you to individual laboratories, or browse through our research/ trials page.