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Edward Shelton Henderson, MD, was a pioneer in hematological cancers, particularly in the treatment of leukemias.
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He contributed to a 90% cure rate for children with acute lymphoblastic leukemia during his tenure at the National Cancer Institute.
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Henderson fostered a multidisciplinary research approach at Roswell Park Cancer Institute, enhancing collaboration between clinical and basic scientists.
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He authored 183 journal articles and held faculty positions at multiple universities, influencing modern hematology and oncology.
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Henderson was known for his critical thinking, teaching skills, and engaging personality, leaving a lasting impact on colleagues and trainees.
