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Jason R. Gotlib Discusses MPN Research at Stanford

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Jason R. Gotlib discusses the research being done at his institution. Gotlib is a 2015 MPN Hero in the category of Commitment to the Individual and is also an international leader in MPN research.

Jason R. Gotlib, Associate Professor of Medicine (Hematology) at the Stanford University Medical Center, discusses the research being done at his institution. Gotlib is a 2015 MPN Hero in the category of Commitment to the Individual and is also an international leader in MPN research.

Recognized for advancing the science of MPNs, Dr. Gotlib is the Principal Investigator for a number of clinical trials in the classic MPNs, and for a database registry specifically for MPN research. In addition, he is acclaimed for his leadership in professional and patient education conferences. Besides mentoring medical fellows and serving as the Editor-in-Chief of The Hematologist, Gotlib is highly regarded by his patients for his dedication and sincerity

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