US EditionCanberra Hospital Celebrates 30 Years of Life-Saving Bone Marrow Transplant Program
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Canberra Hospital celebrates 30 years of life-saving bone marrow transplant program
Senior scientist Loretta Huckstepp in the hospital laboratory, which stores useable stem cells dating back decades. Photos: Nicholas Ward. The Canberra Hospital is celebrating 30 years of its bone marrow transplant program which has seen Canberra grow into one of the busiest centres in the country. Bone marrow transplants are used to treat blood cancers and other conditions. Since the launch of the hospital’s bone marrow laboratory in 1995 it ha…
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