Blood Cancers and Blood Disorders Team

Your care team at the OHSU Knight Cancer Institute will include world leaders in treating blood disorders and blood cancers. Our director, Dr. Brian Druker, played a central role in developing Gleevec, a lifesaving medication for chronic myeloid leukemia. We are also helping lead Beat AML, a national effort to find new treatments for acute myeloid leukemia.
We offer you:
- Doctors who are also part of OHSU’s Center for Hematologic Malignancies, with detailed expertise in even rare blood diseases.
- Team-based care, with specialists meeting often to discuss each patient and develop the most effective treatment options.
- Deep specialization, helping us precisely match treatments to your specific blood cancer or disorder.
- An emphasis on research that translates laboratory findings into patient care.
- Access to clinical trials, giving our patients the chance to try promising new therapies.
Blood cancers and blood disorders
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Bone marrow/stem cell transplants
Meet our immunotherapy and cell transplant therapy team. Our team has done more than 4,500 bone marrow/stem cell transplants in adults in children, putting us among the nation's top 20 transplant centers.
For patients
Call 503-494-7999 to:
- Request an appointment
- Seek a second opinion
- Ask questions
Locations
Parking is free for patients and their visitors.
Center for Health & Healing Building 2
3485 S. Bond Ave.
Portland, OR 97239
Refer a patient
- Refer your patient to OHSU.
- Call 503-494-4567 to seek provider-to-provider advice.
Cancer clinical trials
Clinical trials allow patients to try a new test or treatment.