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The 2021 Higher Education Power 100

Title Text:  Caption:  Description:  Image Credit:  Submitted City University of New York Chancellor Félix Matos Rodríguez has followed through on increasing faculty diversity. Nine new college presidents – including two Asian Americans, three African Americans and three women – were appointed in the past year. Early on in the COVID-19 pandemic, CUNY established the Chancellor’s Emergency Relief Fund with $1 million each from the Carroll and Milton Petrie Foundation and the James and Judith K. Dimon Foundation. This grew to more than $8 million by the fall and allowed CUNY to distribute emergency grants to more than 10,000 students. 2. Jim Malatras SUNY Empire State College

Study reveals cancer immunotherapy patients at most risk of life-threatening side effects

 E-Mail BOSTON - Many patients with cancer receive immune checkpoint inhibitors that strengthen their immune response against tumor cells. While the medications can be life-saving, they can also cause potentially life-threatening side effects in internal organs. This double-edged sword makes it challenging for clinicians to decide who should be considered candidates for treatment. A new analysis led by researchers at Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH) indicates which patients are at elevated risk of side effects severe enough to require hospitalization. The findings are published in the Understanding the risk factors for predicting high-grade toxicities will help in appropriately selecting patients most likely to tolerate immune checkpoint inhibitor therapy, says co-senior author Yevgeniy R. Semenov, MD, an investigator in the Department of Dermatology at MGH. It will also help to identify higher risk patients who should be carefully monitored if they initiate this therapy.

Study reveals crucial details on skin-related side effects of cancer immune therapies

 E-Mail BOSTON - Immune checkpoint inhibitors, which boost the immune system s response against tumor cells, have transformed treatment for many advanced cancers, but short-term clinical trials and small observational studies have linked the medications with various side effects, most commonly involving the skin. A more comprehensive, population-level analysis now provides a thorough look at the extent of these side effects and provides insights on which patients may be more likely to experience them. The research was led by investigators at Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH) and is published in the Immunotherapies, which include immune checkpoint inhibitors, are an increasingly common treatment modality for advanced cancers, with more than 200,000 patients being started on these therapies annually, says co-senior author Yevgeniy R. Semenov, MD, an investigator in the Department of Dermatology at MGH. As the use of immune checkpoint inhibitors increases, so will the incidenc

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