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Massey partners with Children’s Hospital of Richmond at VCU to offer CAR T-cell therapy to children
This summer, Massey Cancer Center and Children’s Hospital of Richmond at VCU became a certified treatment center for CAR T-cell therapy for acute lymphoblastic leukemia in children and young adults. Plans are underway to offer more cellular immunotherapies, and Massey expects to open several clinical trials this year to expand use of CAR T-cell therapy.
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Massey first to show that a specific protein inhibitor kills multiple myeloma tumor cells
The results may serve as a basis for including inhibitors in the toolkit of multiple myeloma therapies.
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Massey leading statewide survey to improve cancer prevention and curb health disparities
The survey will guide community outreach and identify causes of disparities in Virginia.
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After losing her daughter to brain cancer, a mother turned her heartbreak into hope
With a planned gift, Anne Beith established the Carol Tesiero Brain Tumor Research Fund in memory of her daughter. The fund provides critical resources for researchers like Mark Malkin, M.D., neuro-oncologist and member of Massey’s Developmental Therapeutics research program, to focus on translating research into clinical trials for brain tumor patients.
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Members of the Massey Club are dedicated supporters who make a lasting impact by fueling innovation, shaping the future of cancer research and, ultimately, saving lives. Newly expanded Massey Club privileges prioritize your access to innovative research and educational opportunities.
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