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After a surprise cancer diagnosis at 53, Rose leaned on her family, found strength through faith, and learned to prioritize her own health—with compassionate care from her Columbia team.

We answer 10 of the most common—and often misunderstood—questions about how cancer clinical trials work, who they’re for, and why they matter.

ChatGPT said: Researchers at Columbia are using an implantable ultrasound device to temporarily open the blood-brain barrier, improving chemotherapy drug delivery for glioblastoma treatment.

Columbia researchers have found that targeting the tumor-supportive niche may offer a new approach to treating myeloid cancers.