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IMMIGRANT OF THE DAY: CHARLES MULLIGHAN - CANCER RESEARCHER

By Greg Siskind

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St. Jude Children's Hospital is known throughout the world for its groundbreaking research relating to childhood cancer. One of their stars is Australian-born Charles Mullighan who has gained attention for discovering what is described as "the missing piece" in the puzzle of genetic mutations that contribute to the onset of childhood leukemia. Mullighan recently described his work to the Memphis Business Journal: ?The most common childhood cancer,? says Mullighan, ?is ALL, a genetic disease.? He explains that ALL stops normal white blood cells, which constitute the body?s natural immune system, from growing; without adequate natural immunity, infections eventually overwhelm and...

Full post as published by Greg Siskind's Blog on March 09, 2010 (boomark / email).

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