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Elie Naddaf

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Elie Naddaf

Dr Elie Naddaf is an Associate Professor of Neurology at Mayo Clinic in Rochester, MN, specializing in neuromuscular medicine and muscle pathology. His clinical and translational research is focused on immune-mediated myopathies, especially inclusion body myositis, and the intersection between mitochondrial pathways, aging and inflammation. Lastly, Dr Naddaf is a principal investigator on several clinical trials and the institutional lead at Mayo Clinic-Rochester for CAR-T cell therapy for noncancer indications.

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