Michael Bromberg, MD, PhD, from Temple University Hospital, shared insights on thalassemia with HealthCentral. Dr. Bromberg, who is the Chief of the Section of Hematology, discussed this inherited blood disorder in two articles. Thalassemia is characterized by a deficiency in hemoglobin production, which leads to a reduction in healthy red blood cells in the body.
Dr. Michael Bromberg contributes insights on thalassemia to HealthCentral articles
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