Make Hope a Reality

With hematologist Amrita Krishnan, M.D., tackling her multiple myeloma and endocrinologist Ping H. Wang, M.D., addressing her type 2 diabetes, retired educator Julie Hilberg continues to thrive

Diagnosed with an aggressive, rare form of the disease, Tatum Demontmorency needed some out-of-the-box thinking to help her get better

A geriatric assessment tool spearheaded by City of Hope maximizes outcomes and quality of life for older adults like Susan Reid

In 2004, Susan Weinberg became the first patient at City of Hope to receive the experimental treatment for type 1 diabetes. She is now insulin-free and considered nondiabetic

Working with City of Hope’s urologic oncology and supportive care medicine experts, Patty and Mark Loeffler prioritize faith, family and trust in their physicians

John Holthaus loves riding bicycles. He has ridden competitively and for leisure his entire life, including throughout the 11 years he has been working at City of Hope as a business systems leader.

Jacqueline “Jackie” Castaneda figured her cancer diagnosis must be wrong. She didn’t feel sick, and she certainly wasn’t feeling any pain. She knew she wanted a second opinion.

Deborah Harkness found a kindred spirit in gynecologic oncologist Lorna Rodriguez-Rodriguez, M.D., Ph.D., who took her concerns seriously and leapt into action like one of her novel's heroines

Mark DeSantis was driving his wife Nina to a running race on a beautiful spring day in 2022. This was a regular, happy activity for the couple in the months following Mark’s stem cell transplant at City of Hope. And this time, instead of waiting for her at the finish line, Mark was going to lace up his running shoes again.