Looking for best hospital in US for AML
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MyelofibrisosDDP said:OHSU in Portland Oregon is
OHSU in Portland Oregon is wonderful, that is were my wife is getting treatment, and am very happy with the facility and staff. Also was were a lot of the studies are done, including the inventors of Gleevac-Imantib.
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Bone marrowsrvivr4 said:California, Stanford University
I was diagnosed with AML in early 08. I underwent a Bonemarrow Transplant at Stanford, great people and Doctors. Patric Swazy was treated there while I was there....Its a great place.
They are thinking about this ,but right now I am doing well.Moffit Cancer center is close an I intend to meet with bone marrow team waiting on appointment.0 -
Moffitt Cancer Centerlawnmower511 said:Bone marrow
They are thinking about this ,but right now I am doing well.Moffit Cancer center is close an I intend to meet with bone marrow team waiting on appointment.
In my personal experience fighting AML Leukemia and undergoing a bone marrow transplant at this hospital was the best thing that ever happened to me in my fight. The care and treatment I received by the drs, nurses, staff, and just about anyone I've come in contact with in there was amazing. I owe my life to these people and wouldn't hesitate to recommend this facility to anyone who needs it. Thank God a place like this exists. I'm sure there are many other wonderful places, but since this is where I went and continue to go for follow up treatment, my opinion may be a bit biased0 -
the best hospital
the hospital that I went to for AML was UT Southwestern in Dallas it was over all the best hospital0 -
Scca.Seattle cancer careCynicSan said:The University of Chicago, I
The University of Chicago, I believe, is well regarded for it's cancer treatment. I believe it's within the top 6 or so in the US.
Scca.Seattle cancer care alliance.Dr.Fred Applebaum aka "The Hutch"0
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