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Jun 17, 2026, 09:19
Natalia Schütz: Translating Scientific Advances into Better Patient Outcomes
Natalia Schütz, Head of Hematology Department at Italian Hospital of Buenos Aires, shared a post on LinkedIn:
“EHA Stockholm 2026
Members of the Hematology team of the Italian Hospital of Buenos Aires participated in the European Congress of Hematology, together with colleagues from Argentina and around the world.
A unique opportunity to:
- To update us on the latest advances in Hematology.
- Discuss the new scientific evidence that is transforming clinical practice.
- Participate in meetings of researchers and generate new collaborations.
- Strengthen networking with colleagues from Argentina, Latin America and the international hematology community.
These meetings allow us to learn, share experiences and continue to build networks that, in short, have the same objective: to improve the care and results of our patients.”
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