January 7, 2025
How a stem cell transplant changed the life — and blood — of a leukemia patient
A stem cell donor changed Laura Tiberi's life after her leukemia diagnosis. Now she's sharing hope and inspiration with other transplant recipients.
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June 18, 2024
How Ohio State research could lead to fewer leukemia and lymphoma relapses
A groundbreaking new leukemia and lymphoma treatment could be available to patients across the world thanks in part to an Ohio State clinical trial.
April 22, 2024
How adrenal cancer research could lead to earlier diagnoses, better treatments
Rare cancers require unique treatment, so comprehensive care and research for adrenal cancer is a high priority at Ohio State.
December 18, 2023
Leukemia care pioneer Eric Kraut retires after esteemed career at Ohio State
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.
October 31, 2023
How to spot possible inflammatory breast cancer symptoms
Early detection and immediate treatment can make have major impacts on inflammatory breast cancer care and patient outcomes.
February 20, 2023
Why interventional radiology is becoming a core component of cancer care
Interventional radiology is emerging as an important pillar of cancer care, and is changing treatment for Ohio State patients through minimally-invasive therapies.
December 15, 2022
How a groundbreaking immunotherapy could save the lives of even more cancer patients
Ohio State cancer researchers are working every day to find new uses for a revolutionary immunotherapy treatment.
March 29, 2022
Prostate cancer: symptoms, screening and treatment
Through timely screening, active surveillance and, when necessary, innovative treatment, outcomes are improving for men with prostate cancer.
December 22, 2021
2021 at The James: Another step forward in the quest for a cancer-free world
Amid an ongoing global health crisis, doctors and researchers at Ohio State continued their work to create a cancer-free world while joining the effort to increase understanding of COVID-19.
June 16, 2021
Elizabeth Seely is ready to share her cancer story. Here’s why.
The mammograms were part of her regular care. She felt perfectly fine. But on that summer day in 2018, a radiologist with a keen eye caught something buried deep, and a biopsy would reveal what Elizabeth Seely had held in the back of her mind since her mother was diagnosed with breast cancer at age 46.