For four decades, Ohio State blood and bone marrow transplant innovation has improved cancer care with an increasing emphasis on patients’ quality of life.
A stem cell donor changed Laura Tiberi's life after her leukemia diagnosis. Now she's sharing hope and inspiration with other transplant recipients.
Immunotherapy innovation is a full-time focus at an Ohio State institute where researchers develop new ways to treat cancer with patients’ own natural defenses.
A grant honoring a late Ohio State medical student could one day help some blood cancer patients avoid second diagnoses.
A groundbreaking new leukemia and lymphoma treatment could be available to patients across the world thanks in part to an Ohio State clinical trial.
With advances in care and research, along with the opening of new, state-of-the-art facilities, 2023 was another big year in Ohio State’s work to create a cancer-free world.
Nearly 50 years after arriving in Columbus, an Ohio State blood cancer expert is retiring — but he isn’t planning to slow down any time soon.
Patient Nathan Tirey was on a mission to do nearly 200,000 push-ups — one for every American diagnosed with CLL each year.
Ohio State cancer researchers are working every day to find new uses for a revolutionary immunotherapy treatment.
A Buckeye student-athlete is teaming with The James to take his triathlon career to new heights while spreading the word about Ohio State’s work to create a cancer-free world.