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Over the last 9 months, COVID-19 has had a significant global impact on the stem cell and cord blood community. See how the pandemic has impacted the stem cell supply chain, registries, and recruitment.
This webinar will also examine the advantages of cord blood-derived stem cells, and why the demand for cord blood products has increased during the pandemic. Register now to learn:
Heidi Elmoazzen, PhD, Director of Stem Cells at Canadian Blood Services also discusses how the pandemic has has halted or hindered collection of cord blood as a “non-essential service,” and the measures hospitals and cord blood banks must take to prepare for the future. Register now to learn more about preserving the stem cell supply in these unprecedented times.
About Share the Science
Share the Science is a free webinar series designed to bring you powerful presentations by the top experts in cellular therapy. Generously supported by WellSky and Save the Cord Foundation, Share the Science webinars connect you to the world's most innovative and influential scientists, clinical researchers, and experts as they highlight the latest breakthroughs and most promising developments in cellular therapy.
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Recorded Oct 23, 2018
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Presenter: Heidi Elmoazzen, PhD Dr. Elmoazzen obtained her Ph.D. in Medical Sciences from the University of Alberta with a concentration in cryobiology. She then went on to do a postdoctoral fellowship at Harvard Medical School and Massachusetts General Hospital, and later became an instructor at Harvard Medical School and an Assistant in Bioengineering in the Department of Surgery and Obstetrics and Gynecology. Her main areas of expertise include bio-preservation, stem cell banking, and translational medicine.
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