Anyone Know about Dr Graubert's work on MDS

[SASSI07855]

Dr. Tim Graubert is a Professor in the Department of Medicine at Harvard Medical School, and the Director of Hematopoietic Malignancies at HGM Cancer Center, Massachusetts General Hospital. According to an article entitled "Zeroing In on the Genetics of MDS and AML" Dr. Graubert is very much involved in work on MDS.

Does anyone know anything about his work?

[SASSI07855]

I take it that nobody knows anything about his work.

I am scheduled for a telephone discussion with Dr. Graubert at 10 AM tomorrow morning (Monday June 8th) on MDS issues. That is the area that he is doing research on.

Should anyone have a specific question(s) that they would like for me to direct to him please email the question(s) to williamhaas@windstream.net today (Sunday June 7th) and I will add them to my list of questions that I plan to email to him later tonight for discussion on Monday.

I plan to post a summary of my discussion with him next week here on this forum.

[Neil Cuadra]

Dr. Graubert has been associated with the Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis as well as the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute at Harvard.

He's been an investigator on several clinical trials related to unrelated-donor transplants, including a study of the use of Vidaza after transplants for MDS patients (https://clinicaltrials.gov/ct2/show/NCT01747499).

[Alvin]

I would like to send Dr. Graubert an email describing my journey with
Cannabidiol and MDS.
I can't seem to get any researchers interested in my fantastic results.
Gone from platelets transfusion every 9/10 days to 220 days and still holding.
Alvin

[triumphe64]

He is on the medical advisory board of the AAMDS Foundation.

http://www.aamds.org/get-involved/about-us/medical-advisory-board