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The Blood Cancer Healing Center at the University of Cincinnati Cancer Center is the nation’s most comprehensive blood cancer center. Our integrated model brings together patient care, translational research, and clinical trials under one roof – delivering superior outcomes and accelerating the path from discovery to treatment.
Featuring primary biospecimen acquisition, a comprehensive translational research pipeline, a dedicated clinical trial unit and experienced industry contract experts, we have a skilled team that has identified, de-risked, documented and translated more than four therapies into first-in-human and Phase 1 trials in under 5 years.
We’re ready to partner with companies looking to accelerate and maximize novel therapies.
We seek to establish a strategic partnership to accelerate your pipeline. Our dedicated Translational and Phase 1 clinical trials teams offer an unparalleled environment for faster clinical validation of novel therapies, including small molecules, bispecific T-cell engagers and next-generation CAR T-cell therapies.
We invite you to partner with us to equip our state-of-the-art facility with your latest technology, integrating cutting-edge imaging, precision diagnostics and data analytics tools to further improve our AML survival rate, which is 33% higher than the national average.
We are ready to fail fast or move compounds quickly through the regulatory pipeline. We set up CRO-style contracts and are prepared to partner quickly through regular meetings, SoPs, change orders and regulatory documents.
The Blood Cancer Healing Center offers turn-key wet laboratory services for rent.
Driving Innovative Research: Our team has partnered with Eilean Therapeutics to support the clinical translation of several novel agents. This has resulted in grant submissions for the research team and international recognition for the Eilean team to highlight these assets at international meetings.
Driving Innovative Clinical Translation: Our partnerships have led to Phase 1 clinical trials in AML, CLL and solid tumors. JBZ-001 has a pending trial (IND approved) in AML:
Erin Hertlein, PhDhertleek@ucmail.uc.edu
Megan Johnstone, PhDjohns8mn@ucmail.uc.edu
Emily Curran, MDcurraney@ucmail.uc.edu
Michelle Marcum, MSmarcumma@ucmail.uc.edu
Geoffrey Pinski, JDpinskig@ucmail.uc.edu
231 Albert Sabin Way, Suite 2005Cincinnati, OH 45267Phone: 513-558-2177Fax: 513-558-2666