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2018 Year in Review – Leukemia researchers discover genetic screening tool to predict healthy people at risk for developing AML

12/24/2018

(L to R): Dr. John Dick, Senior Scientist at the Princess Margaret and co-principal investigator on the study, and Dr. Sagi Abelson, study author and post-doctoral fellow in the Dick Lab. (Photo: UHN)

2018 Year in Review – As Canada's largest academic health sciences centre, UHN is committed to patient care, research and education. At UHN News, we're looking back at some of our top stories over the past 12 months, using those three pillars as the guide.

Leukemia researchers discover genetic screening tool to predict healthy people at risk for developing AML

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