Cancer and Blood Diseases Institute

View All Division Reports
Fig A: This confocal microscope image shows brain cells from adult mice expressing the protein Olig2 (shown in red). Re-searchers at Cincinnati Children’s discovered that inhibiting Olig2 appears to make aggressive, high-grade gliomas significantly more sensitive to treatment.

Cancer and Blood Diseases Institute

View our Cancer and Blood Diseases Institute Featured Research

Bone Marrow Transplant and Immune Deficiency

Experimental Hematology

Hematology

Read More
Cancer and Blood Diseases Institute

Click to view members

Division Summary

Research and Training Details

Faculty81
Joint Appointment Faculty23
Research Fellows and Post Docs38
Research Graduate Students31
Total Annual Grant Award Dollars$20,055,067
Total Annual Industry Award Dollars$4,648,174
Total Publications212

Clinical Activities and Training

Staff Physicians17
Clinical Fellows12
Inpatient Encounters24,356
Outpatient Encounters30,734