How immunotherapy innovation has grown at Ohio State
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.
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.
Aggressive tumors require relentless research, which is why Ohio State brain cancer specialists work every day to break new ground in glioblastoma treatment.
While glioblastomas are difficult to treat, comprehensive treatment plans provide patients with the best therapies for the disease.
President Joe Biden brought his passion for cancer research to Ohio State, where he met with doctors to discuss innovation underway at The James.
By targeting a specific protein, Ohio State researchers hope to provide more effective treatments for patients with hard-to-cure cancers.
After decades of fighting cancer on its own terms, oncologists are using viruses as the core of experimental treatments to attack brain cancer.
The Department of Radiation Oncology at The James offers innovation in research, comfortable environment for patients.
Dr. Deliang Guo's research focuses on glioblastomas, which are brain tumors that are very resistant to treatment. His research was recently recognized by the American Cancer Society.
The Drug Development Institute (DDI) was founded in 2011 to guide the development of promising anticancer drugs produced by OSUCCC - James researchers.
Balveen Kaur, PhD, a professor in the Department of Neurological Surgery at Ohio State, embraces her roles as both teacher and learner.