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Nothing But the Best: Advance in Transplantation Surgeons comprising Maryland’s transplant teams are leading the field with some of the most difficult procedures, including heart-liver, pancreas-kidney, “domino” liver transplants involving two recipients, and composite tissue allografts. |
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Cancer Center Gets Top Billing The Marlene and Stewart Greenebaum Cancer Center is now one of 64 centers with accreditation from the National Cancer Institute. The designation credits the work of Kevin Cullen, MD, director of the center, as well as his researchers and clinicians. The Medical Alumni Association Honor Roll |
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Alumna Profile: Donna Hanes, '92 The Human Touch Donna Hanes, ’92, at the age of five, informed her parents that she would become a doctor when she grew up. She imagined working in the relaxed setting of a small town in the country. As it turns out, Hanes was only half right, and the medical school, its students, and her Baltimore patients are eternally grateful. |
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