The Case Comprehensive Cancer Center (Case CCC) is the exceptional powerhouse consortium of ǿմý, University Hospitals, and Cleveland Clinic that represents all cancer research in northeast Ohio.
High Impact Discoveries
Our scientists pursue discoveries that lead to innovative prevention strategies, early detection, therapeutic development, and new clinical trials. We use artificial intelligence (AI) to inform decisions, improve prognostic accuracy, and understand the genomics of cancer. Our cell therapy research continues decades-long “first in human” innovation using novel products for cancer treatment. We discover new cancer pathways and develop targeted therapies to block these paths and prevent cancer progression as well as develop new drugs for cancer patients.
Focus on Issues Facing Our Community
We seek to understand and address the challenges facing the communities we serve. We practice and study ways to rebuild trust, facilitate access, and increase understanding to improve health across our communities. Communities across the country face parallel challenges, and the solutions we implement at a local level translate into national impact and benefit.
Collaborative Team Science
Our membership includes over 400 cancer investigators from the center's affiliated institutions who work collaboratively on a broad range of cancer-related topics. The research efforts of members are organized into six interdisciplinary scientific programs and supported by specialized shared resources.
Coordinated Clinical Research
Our center is a leader in the development of cancer clinical trials, especially early phase trials. Our clinical research effort is supported by Clinical Trials Disease Teams that develop and prioritize clinical trials, and a Protocol Review and Monitoring System, Data Safety and Monitoring Plan to integrate cancer research, cancer therapeutics, and prevention services at partner institutions and throughout the region. Through this system, processes are streamlined, making it possible to get new treatments to patients, faster.