Pages Tagged with "Research"
There’s a certain urgency to his voice and demeanor.The urgency comes from a personal place. The clock is ticking.“I have a strong family history of cancer,” he explained...
Engineering natural killer cells Jianhua Yu, Ph.D., a professor in the Department of Hematology & Hematopoietic Cell Transplantation, Michael Caligiuri, M.D., president of City of Hope National Medical Center and...
Updated March 27, 2024: Since this article was originally published, the recruitment time period was extended to five years. The study is currently actively recruiting participants. Please go here for...
The study was published March 8 in JAMA Open Network. “A liquid biopsy measuring circulating tumor DNA is a novel way to test for residual disease in patients...
Researchers at City of Hope have identified a pathway that explains how mutated cancer cells can continue to replicate and become resistant to oncology therapies.
Using whole genome sequencing technology...
City of Hope and Osel Inc., a company developing live biotherapeutic products for modulation of the human microbiome, today announced Phase 1 trial data showing that use of the live...
A biotechnology pioneer and a longtime leader at City of Hope, Riggs served as director emeritus of Beckman Research Institute of City of Hope and the Arthur Riggs Diabetes...
It’s a safe bet that John S. Kaddis, Ph.D., begins his day a whole lot earlier than many of us.
“At every out-of-town conference,” said Joyce Niland, Ph.D., who chairs...
New research from City of Hope shows that turning on a gene called STX4 in skeletal muscle can reverse prediabetes in an animal model.
The study findings — published...
Irene van der Heijden has a type of cancer that is incurable, inoperable and notoriously resistant to chemotherapy — low-grade serous ovarian cancer with carcinomatosis of the peritoneum, a thin...