Patient Success Stories

A young non-smoker, Alisa Secaida was surprised to receive an advanced cancer diagnosis. Fortunately, doctors at City of Hope uncovered a rare genetic marker that made her tumor treatable

In 1976, doctors at City of Hope performed their first-ever bone marrow transplant (BMT). In the decades since, this revolutionary procedure has saved thousands of lives. This March, City of Hope performed its 20,000th transplant, a remarkable milestone

Corina Lee Harvey, 55, despaired when she was diagnosed with colon and uterine cancer in quick succession. But a dream duo of City of Hope doctors eased her fears

“It was a tremendously challenging time for our family, but City of Hope has been there for us in ways we could not have foreseen,” the Laguna Beach couple says.

Pediatric and young adults who survive blood cancer may experience muscle loss after recovery, but a new program aims to help them build their strength back

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