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Tippi MacKenzie

@MackenzieTippi

Director, Eli and Edythe Broad Center of Regeneration Medicine and Stem Cell Research at UCSF
Joined April 2018
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Tippi MacKenzie @MackenzieTippi
Loved this thoughtful piece on the doctor-patient relationship! Congratulations Ella!
Ella Eisinger @ella_eisinger May 23, 2024
It’s an honor to be recognized as a winner of the 2024 ABIM Foundation’s #BuildingTrustEssayContest alongside such thoughtful fellow medical students—I look forward to continuing the dialogue at the ABIM’s upcoming annual Forum!
abimfoundation.org/what-we-do/reb…
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Tippi MacKenzie @MackenzieTippi
Grateful for @MeganMolteni’s fantastic spotlight on our work to treat fetuses with genetic conditions using molecular therapies, including genome editing. I am privileged to lead a team working to make these therapies safe and effective. tinyurl.com/ypexs3sn
www.statnews.com Meet the fetal surgeon forging CRISPR’s next frontier: curing diseases in the womb Tippi MacKenzie envisions doing surgery without scalpels or sutures, editing fetal genes to prevent inherited disorders.
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Tippi MacKenzie @MackenzieTippi
Wonderful article describing progress on so many fronts in fetal surgery. Grateful to Dr. Harrison for his enduring legacy and congratulations to our colleagues for their incredible work helping the tiniest patients.
“Maternal-fetal surgeons can already remove deadly tumors and treat spinal abnormalities in utero. What’s coming next may be even more dramatic.” @AAMCtoday shares the field's progress and promise with Center Co-Director @MacKenzieTippi and other pioneers. bit.ly/436rqHW
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Tippi MacKenzie @MackenzieTippi
Grateful for this beautiful article about our team’s efforts. Thank you to all of our colleagues, collaborators, and especially our patients who are taking this journey together.
Fetuses with alpha thalassemia rarely survive, but with in utero therapy @UCSFcmfpm's Dr. @MackenzieTippi is treating devastating disorders before babies are born. "What we're trying to do now is to bring fetal surgery to the next frontier," she says. ucsfh.org/3NqRYOr
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