[ FROM THE FIELD ]
A DEDICATION TO
CARING FOR OTHERS Ann S. LaCasce, MD, MMSc, an Associate Professor of Medicine at the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, grew up in a healthcare-centered family. Her father was an internist in a small community in Maine, and as a teenager, Dr. LaCasce would work in his office when not in school. Her mother worked as a nurse and later became a high school science teacher. With a front-row seat to her parents’ passion for science and caring for others, it’s not surprising Dr. LaCasce is where she is today: a respected researcher and clinician advocating for the advancements that give the lymphoma community new treatments and hope.
PULSE | SUMMER EDITION 2023
