Innovation is happening right here at the University of Cincinnati Cancer Center. Dr. Davendra Sohal explains a current clinical trial that uses a piece of a pancreatic cancer patient's tumor to create a personalized vaccine made specifically for that patient’s cancer, with hopes that the cancer will never come back. Clinical trials help researchers determine if new tests or treatments are effective and safe, playing an important role in advancing healthcare and providing innovative solutions an

177 shares · 41 comments | “I wanted to be able to do my part to reduce the spread of COVID-19. I’ve seen a lot of people this year suffer and die from COVID-19, and I’d like to do whatever we can to slow that process and be an example to others to show that the vaccine is safe and worth getting.” Katie Walz, RN in the Cardiovascular ICU at UC Medical Center, our first recipient of the COVID-19 vaccine. | UC Health | Facebook

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