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Cancer and Blood Diseases
4 Must-Know Points About CAR T-Cell Therapy
10
Oct 2017
4 Must-Know Points About CAR T-Cell Therapy
CAR T-cell therapy could potentially offer a cure to kids with relapsed acute lymphocytic leukemia. Here’s what parents need to know about it:
By: Christine Phillips, MD | 6
Cancer and Blood Diseases
Cancer-Fighting Cyclotron Arrives at Cincinnati Children’s Liberty Campus
10
Aug 2015
Cancer-Fighting Cyclotron Arrives at Cincinnati Children’s Liberty Campus
The last week in July marked a milestone in the construction of the Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center/UC Health Proton Therapy Center at our Liberty Campus – the arrival and installation of the cyclotron – a type of particle accelerator and the heart of the cancer-fighting proton therapy technology.And while the giant piece of equipment
By: Blog Editorial Team | 0
Cancer and Blood Diseases
Neuro-Oncology Team Takes Layup 4 Lauren Challenge
29
Oct 2014
Neuro-Oncology Team Takes Layup 4 Lauren Challenge
Editor’s note: if the video does not display properly for you, please follow this link. Drs. Mariko DeWire, Trent Hummel and Lionel Chow, along with the majority of Lauren Hill’s neuro-oncology team, took the Layup 4 Lauren challenge today.  The challenge, spinning around five times and shooting a layup with one’s non-dominant arm, is supposed to
By: Rachel Camper | 0
Cancer and Blood Diseases
We Need to Do Better for Patients Like Lauren Hill
29
Oct 2014
We Need to Do Better for Patients Like Lauren Hill
Lauren Hill's neuro-oncologist at Cincinnati Children's provides ways we can all contribute to the research of the fatal disease DIPG.
By: Mariko DeWire, MD | 2
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