Dr Jindriska Lindsay: Haematology

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Haemato-oncology

About me

I was appointed as a consultant Haemato-oncologist at East Kent Hospitals University Foundation Trust in September 2010 having completed my specialist training on the King's College Hospital London rotation.

My special interest is in myeloma, Waldenstroms macroglobulinemia and other Lymphomas.

I actively participate in cancer research, particularly in myeloma - I am principle investigator for a number of myeloma studies run at East Kent.

Areas of interest

Myeloma; Lymphoma

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Sarah Howland
36 Hollow Lane Canterbury CT1 3SA
07735 484301
07735 484301
sarah.howland79@gmail.com

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