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María José Calasanz: Jesús San Miguel Has Received EHA 2025 Lifetime Achievement Award
María José Calasanz/X
Jun 14, 2025, 06:32

María José Calasanz: Jesús San Miguel Has Received EHA 2025 Lifetime Achievement Award

María José Calasanz, Coordinator of Genetic Diagnosis at CIMA LAB Diagnostics, posted on X:

“Amazing!!! 
EHA2025 lifetime achievement award to Jesús San Miguel.”

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