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Mari Beth Stein, NP is a nurse practitioner at St. Luke's Cancer Institute.

Brittany Blockman, MD, MA, FAAP, specializes in integrative, lifestyle, and non-pharmacologic approaches to youth living with a wide spectrum of chronic illnesses, including physical, behavioral, and mental health conditions. She assesses and advises on a number of topics, including symptom management, nutrition/food-as-medicine, supplements, movement, sleep/rest, stress reduction, mind-body skills, resilience-building practices, medical hypnosis, mental health, lifestyle/behavior change, and environment/relationships. She also conducts mind-body and resilience group visits for teens living with chronic illness. Referrals may be provided to services such as acupuncture, massage therapy, biofeedback, nutrition, and psychotherapy.

Finn Petersen, MD is leads the allogenic (donor) blood and marrow transplant program at St. Luke's Cancer Institute - Center for Blood Cancer Therapy as part of our new "heme-malignancy" (blood cancer) program. Dr. Petersen is internationally known for his long-standing work focusing on complications related to hematopoietic stem cell transplantation, and is an author and co-author of over 180 peer reviewed scientific publications, books, or book chapters. He is a frequent invited speaker at national and international conferences on topics of infections and treatment-related complications in blood and marrow transplantation and acute leukemia treatment.