Victor Gordeuk
Professor of Medicine
Biography
Sickle cell disease, iron overload and iron deficiency, malaria, and congenital polycythemia are among the health issues Dr. Victor Gordeuk has studied — as a primary-care physician at a rural hospital in South Africa and as a field researcher. He focused on iron metabolism while at the University of Zimbabwe, on malaria in rural southern Zambia and on congenital polycythemia in Russia.
Gordeuk, a professor of medicine in the division of hematology/oncology, specializes in the treatment of patients with sickle cell disease and in conducting research to understand new ways to prevent complications of the disease.
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Additional Information
In the News
‘Incompatible’ donor stem cells cure adult sickle cell patients
April 24, 2018
Is there more to red blood cell production than we think?
December 13, 2016
Combo of genetic factors can predict kidney disease in sickle cell patients
December 7, 2016