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City of Hope Chicago in the News

Explore recent media coverage featuring our physicians, leaders and cancer survivors below.

Colin Egglesfield for City of Hope Cancer Center Chicago Walk

September 30, 2026

WGN-TV

Story highlighting City of Hope Cancer Center Chicago’s 2026 Walk for Hope, featuring actor and cancer advocate Colin Egglesfield's participation.

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Mifflinburg cancer survivor to be celebrated at national event

September 28, 2026

NorthCentralPA

Celebrate Life participant and patient Tina Kuhns discusses her family's experience with cancer, her successful treatment at City of Hope Chicago, and the meaningful ways she gives back to the cancer community as a five-year survivor.

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Mifflinburg Woman Celebrates Five Years of Cancer Remission

September 28, 2026

Daily Item

Celebrate Life participant and patient Tina Kuhns shares her family's cancer journey, reflects on the care she received at City of Hope Chicago, and discusses her commitment to supporting others as a five-year survivor.

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‘Second chance at life’: How stem cell donation saved a Chattanooga cancer patient

September 26, 2026

Chattanooga Times Free Press

Exclusive interview with City of Hope Chicago patient Crystal Cornelius and donor Cody Duge discussing Crystal's story, their reunion, and how Cody became her stem cell donor.

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Press Releases

Learn about the latest news from City of Hope Illinois locations, including information on the latest treatment offerings, advancements in cancer care and ways we are supporting our local communities.

Oct 23, 2026

City of Hope Chicago

City of Hope Cancer Center Chicago Unites Industry Leaders for Health Technology Innovation Roundtable

City of Hope Cancer Center Chicago convened health technology leaders and Congressman Brad Schneider to discuss innovation, access, affordability and the future of patient care.

City of Hope Cancer Center Chicago Joins Forces with Chicago Fashion Icon Barbara Bates to Spotlight Breast Cancer Patient Stories, Growing Need for Survivorship Care

Pink for a Purpose: Beyond the Runway’s evening of inspiration and hope to feature vibrant fashion show with breast cancer survivors and special guests wearing designs by Bates, highlight survivorship support during October’s Breast Cancer Awareness Month

From Milestone to Movement: City of Hope Cancer Center Chicago to Celebrate Life, Walk for Hope in Zion on Friday, October 2 and Saturday, October 3

Nearly 70 long-term survivors to be honored, Chicago actor and three-time cancer survivor Colin Egglesfield to join patients, survivors, caregivers and others raising funds for cancer research

City of Hope Cancer Center Chicago Announces Addition of Two Cancer Specialists

City of Hope Cancer Center Chicago Invites Chicago Community Leaders to Partner on Expanding PSA Screenings in Black Neighborhoods

The leading cancer research and treatment organization is addressing the prostate cancer burden on Black men

City of Hope Cancer Center Chicago Unveils Regional Art Initiative, Taking its Message of Hope to the Street

“Artistic Expressions of Hope” to Share Powerful Works of Chalk Art in Downtown Chicago, Northern Illinois and Southeastern Wisconsin from Local Artists Impacted by Cancer

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