获得著名奖项包括:美国临床肿瘤学会(2005,2006,2007)和美国血液学会(2005,2006,2007)的成就奖。其他荣誉包括:Kimberly Patterson和Shannon Timmons研究金以及Celgene未来血液学负责人(2007)和血液学青年研究者(2016)奖。
Professor, Department of Leukemia, The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center (MDACC), Houston, TX
Dr. Jabbour was involved in the drug clinical trials for CML, MDS, and ALL, and has actively assisted in developing chemotherapeutic and biologic agents in leukemias. He has developed a protocol that can significantly improve the survival in Ph+ ALL patients, and investigated a chemotherapy-free regimen of the combination of blindimumab and panatinib, which is expected to further improve the cure rate.
He is currently investigating new therapeutic strategies of combining monoclonal antibodies such as inotuzumab ozogamicin, a conjugated anti-CD22 antibody, and blinatumomab with minimal chemotherapy. If successful, such strategies will likely increase the cure rates of adult patients with ALL to the high level achieved in pediatric patients.
Dr. Jabbour has participated in numerous scientific meetings, have authored or co-authored numerous publications (> 550 peer reviewed medical publications) and abstracts, and have served as a reviewer for several scientific journals
Awards: He received the Merit Award, American Society of Hematology and Merit Award, American Society of Hematology in 2005, 2006, and 2007.
Other honors: He also got The Kimberly Patterson Fellowship in Leukemia Research Award, The Shannon Timmins Fellowship for Leukemia Research Award, and The Celgene Future Leader in Hematology Award in 2007, and Celgene 2016 Young Investigator Award, Celgene Corporation in 2016.