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Hematologist Giuseppe Giaccone, one of RGB's doctors
Most of RGB's doctors are surgeons or oncologists. At least, the ones officially listed.
But Dr. Giaccone is also a hematologist, someone who studies blood disorders. Earlier, an anon had wondered whether maybe RGB was taking the "young blood" treatment (>>4627585 PB). I had the though, but there is no traceable evidence of this so far, and no leads–except possibly this one: because he is the only MD so far listed with hematology as a specialty. Someone with this background could potentially be involved in using young blood treatment, although I could find no indication that this MD has ever used it. But since the treatment is controversial, that wouldn't be surprising.
There is one very interesting fact about Dr. Giaccone. He is employed at the Lombardi Comprehensive Cancer Center at Georgetown University. The Georgetown Medical Center was once extensively involved in MKU experimentation.
http://www.thehoya.com/stranger-georgetown-declassified/
At least one Monarch survivor has mentioned being taken there in the 1980s or 90s (from an book I read but don't remember the exact source).
Does Georgetown MC retain its C_A ties? Could it be a place where secret treatments with blood or other experimental drugs takes place?
The Med Center there is now run by Medstar:
"MedStar Health is a not-for-profit health system dedicated to caring for people in Maryland and the Washington, D.C., region".
Last Spring, as a cost-cutting measure, it instituted a new policy that resulting in the elimination of their emergency services and pediatric wing in their Baltimore Center. It was very controversial, because it appears to cut off access to medical care to low-income people in an area where it was a major provider.
http://thehealthcareblog.com/blog/2018/05/07/medstar-franklin-center-the-case-against-global-capitation/
Never heard of Medstar. Anyone know something about it? Or about the current status of Georgetown Medical Center as part of the C_A network?