Revolutionary treatment begins
U of M conducts world’s first cord blood transplant aimed at curing Leukemia and HIV/AIDS
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A new way of learning
U of M opens new nursing simulation center
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Bruce Blazar
As director of the Center for Translational Medicine, Bruce Blazar focuses on bringing innovative, early phase therapies into the clinic. He also serves as principle investigator for the Clinical and Translational Sciences Institute, which seeks to improve the health of our communities by integrating University resources with community partners to create a comprehensive statewide network for clinical and translational science. In his research, Blazar investigates prevention of graft-versus-host disease and prevention of tumor and leukemia relapse. He also seeks to develop strategies to enhance immune recovery after blood and marrow transplantation.
