June 11, 2024
Cancer Survivors Month: Ohio State patients share their stories
Every cancer journey is unique, but each experience changes the lives of patients and families in profound ways.
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March 31, 2024
How immuno-oncology is changing cancer care by harnessing the power of patients’ natural defenses
Immunotherapy innovation is saving the lives of cancer patients across the country, while researchers continue to break new ground in this growing oncology field.
November 6, 2023
How an immunotherapy clinical trial is helping cancer patients at Ohio State
With an eye to the future, Ohio State cancer experts are working with today’s patients to develop new, groundbreaking treatments.
December 28, 2022
2022 at The James: another big step toward a cancer-free world
From new immunotherapy treatments to increased care access for central Ohioans — and a lot of innovation in between — 2022 was another big year in the quest to create a cancer-free world at The Ohio State University.
December 26, 2022
Exercise becomes advocacy for Ohio State leukemia patient
Patient Nathan Tirey was on a mission to do nearly 200,000 push-ups — one for every American diagnosed with CLL each year.
October 18, 2022
How the removal and return of cells to patients’ bodies could improve immune response to cancer
Ohio State doctors are turning the tables on tumors by altering cells to better detect and kill cancer.Ohio State doctors are turning the tables on tumors by altering cells to better detect and kill cancer.
November 16, 2021
Ohio State cancer doctors come together to give a beloved dog her bark back
Cancer surgeons and veterinary oncologists collaborate to give a rescue dog new lease on life.
August 19, 2021
The James replaces nearly 14 tons of plastic through new program
Ohio State sustainability experts have introduced canvas bags to hold and transport soiled linens at The James Cancer Hospital.
August 13, 2021
Leukemia drug developed at Ohio State could have additional benefits, research shows
Ohio State doctors could bring better treatment to patients with a rare form of leukemia using a drug previously developed by university researchers.
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.