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.
Clinical trials are gateways to a cancer-free world, providing today’s patients with new treatments that could revolutionize care in the future.
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.
Food is medicine at Ohio State, where a new study emphasizes nutrition to help improve quality of life for lung cancer patients.
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.
When possible, prevention is the best treatment for lymphedema — painful swelling that can result from some cancer therapies.