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Startup Freezes Bone Marrow From Deceased Donors for Cancer Transplants

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Ossium Health has developed a method for cryopreserving bone marrow from deceased donors, enabling successful transplants for cancer patients. The company aims to expand its technology to ensure rapid access to bone marrow for all patients in need. AI

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Startup Freezes Bone Marrow From Deceased Donors for Cancer Transplants

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  1. Forbes — Innovation TIER_1 English(EN) · Amy Feldman, Forbes Staff ·

    This Startup Is Freezing Bone Marrow From Deceased Donors To Save Cancer Patients’ Lives

    Ossium Health pioneered a way to cryopreserve bone marrow and completed more than two dozen successful transplants. Now it wants to scale up its technology so anyone who needs bone marrow can access it quickly.

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