Make Hope a Reality

Patients with chronic lymphocytic leukemia demonstrated a favorable response to a novel bispecific antibody in a City of Hope clinical trial

After her experience with acute myeloid leukemia, Natalie Smith has committed her career to studying diet, the microbiome and blood cancers. She was selected for an award for young researchers at this year's ASH conference

With breast cancer the most commonly diagnosed malignancy and the second leading cause of death among women ages 35-45 here, Lesley Taylor, M.D., has worked to expand access to diagnostics and treatment for over a decade

Doctors took aggressive action after Vaughn Wilson was diagnosed with the same form of leukemia as his sister. A year later, his parents are amazed at how healthy he is

After relapsing with an aggressive form of the disease, Diego Serna received a leading-edge treatment at City of Hope that saved his life

Howard Chew had an aggressive form of mantle cell lymphoma that had resisted previous treatments. But his oncologist had a plan

As a fire battalion chief in Corona, Brandon Willson, 42, dedicates his life to saving others.

For the first time since the pandemic, thousands of bone marrow transplant recipients, their donors and family members joined together on City of Hope’s Los Angeles campus to celebrate life

Rev. Fr. Michael Pontarelli, OSM, has devoted his life to the care of his parish. But when he was diagnosed with prostate cancer, Pontarelli found himself the one in need of care.