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Kylie Swenson

Kylie Swenson

June 30, 2026

Kylie Swenson, de Central Point (Oregón), afirma que la respuesta de su organismo a la terapia CAR-T para su enfermedad autoinmune parece mantenerse cuatro años después. Aquí aparece practicando senderismo cerca del río Rogue, en el sur de Oregón. (Foto cortesía de Kylie Swenson)

Jennifer Schwartz

Jennifer Schwartz

June 30, 2026

Jennifer Schwartz, de Portland —que aparece aquí haciendo senderismo cerca del río Willamette—, expresa su satisfacción por la notable mejoría que ha experimentado tras participar en un ensayo clínico en OHSU con terapia CAR-T para tratar una enfermedad autoinmune incapacitante. (Foto cortesía de Jennifer Schwartz)

Knight Cancer Research Building

Knight Cancer Research Building

June 30, 2026

The OHSU Knight Cancer Research Building creates capacity for nearly 700 scientists and staff members to focus on the advancement of early detection research, precision oncology clinical trials and transformational immunotherapy programs. (OHSU Foundation)

A call to cure cancer

A call to cure cancer

June 24, 2026
A Phil Knight quote wall—“Is there a higher calling than curing cancer?”—is displayed on the lower level of the OHSU Knight Cancer Research Building in Portland. (OHSU/Christine Torres Hicks)
Philanthropic support

Philanthropic support

June 24, 2026
A hand-painted installation of 10,000 colored dots, each representing a donor to a past Knight Cancer Institute fundraising effort, is displayed along a first-floor stairway wall in the OHSU Knight Cancer Research Building. (OHSU/Christine Torres Hicks)
Working to stop cancer

Working to stop cancer

June 24, 2026
The OHSU Knight Cancer Research Building glows from within against a dark Portland street. Researchers inside work to advance cancer research. (OHSU/Christine Torres Hicks)
Advanced methods in cancer

Advanced methods in cancer

June 24, 2026

OHSU Knight Cancer Institute labs use advanced imaging tools, equipment and techniques to advance cancer early detection and interventions. (OHSU/Christine Torres Hicks)

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