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Ashish Kumar

M.D., Ph.D.

I've always been fascinated by nature and science. Diseases of the blood and immune system have been called "experiments of nature," which have led to a better understanding of natural biology itself.



As a pediatric hematologist/oncologist, I specialize in histiocyte disorders, primary immune deficiency diseases and bone marrow transplantation. Working with children who have these disorders has provided me valuable lessons about life and medicine. In my practice, I try to individualize my delivery of information and care to each patient and their family, while maintaining a high quality of care and treatment. Based on research and experience, we have completely changed our approach to diagnosing patients with hemophagocytic lymphohistiocytosis (HLH), resulting in more accurate diagnoses and improved outcomes.



One of my most significant honors was participating in the 700 Miles to Hope bike ride, where I rode my bicycle 700 miles over seven days with families of patients affected by HLH. The goal was to raise awareness and funds for HLH research and care, but it ended up doing much more. I learned and discovered so much about people and myself and made many long-lasting friendships. In my free time, I enjoy traveling, hiking and cooking. I love music, although the only instrument I can play is the air guitar.

I've always been fascinated by nature and science. Diseases of the blood and immune system have been called "experiments of nature," which have led to a better understanding of natural biology itself.


As a pediatric hematologist/oncologist, I specialize in histiocyte disorders, primary immune deficiency diseases and bone marrow transplantation. Working with children who have these disorders has provided me valuable lessons about life and medicine. In my practice, I try to individualize my delivery of information and care to each patient and their family, while maintaining a high quality of care and treatment. Based on research and experience, we have completely changed our approach to diagnosing patients with hemophagocytic lymphohistiocytosis (HLH), resulting in more accurate diagnoses and improved outcomes.


One of my most significant honors was participating in the 700 Miles to Hope bike ride, where I rode my bicycle 700 miles over seven days with families of patients affected by HLH. The goal was to raise awareness and funds for HLH research and care, but it ended up doing much more. I learned and discovered so much about people and myself and made many long-lasting friendships. In my free time, I enjoy traveling, hiking and cooking. I love music, although the only instrument I can play is the air guitar.

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