Decreasing chronic graft-versus-host disease rates in all populations
Paul A. Carpenter(Fred Hutch Cancer Center), Stephanie J. Lee(Fred Hutch Cancer Center), Rohtesh S. Mehta(The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center), Albert C. Yeh(University of Washington), Rachel B. Salit(Johns Hopkins Hospital), Ann Dahlberg(Seattle Children's Hospital), Neel S. Bhatt(Seattle Children's Hospital), Lauri Burroughs(University of Washington), Effie W. Petersdorf(University of Washington), Julie R. Boiko(University of Washington Medical Center), Corinne Summers(Fred Hutch Cancer Center), Elizabeth F. Krakow(Fred Hutch Cancer Center), Phuong Vo(University of Washington Medical Center), Catherine J. Lee(University of Utah), Masumi Ueda(University of Washington Medical Center), Laura Connelly‐Smith(University of Washington Medical Center)
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