Woman Who Underwent Groundbreaking Cancer Treatment Has Been in Remission for 18 Years

Stock image of a child in the hospital getting an IV infusion.Photo:Getty Getty A woman who underwent a trial immunotherapy as a child forneuroblastoma— an aggressive nerve tissue tumor that occurs often in children under 5 — has since been in remission for 18 years. Doctors believe she’s the longest-surviving cancer patient to have received the therapy, which involves an infusion of modified white blood cells. The woman was a part of a clinical trial involving 19 children that took place from 2004 to 2009, researchers wrote inNature.

Woman Who Was Abducted from Hospital as a Baby Dies at 30 Following Brain Cancer Diagnosis: 'She Fought So Hard'

Abbie Humphries.Photo:Abbie Sundgren/Facebook Abbie Sundgren/Facebook Kelley pleaded guilty to the kidnapping and was put on probation for three years after she was diagnosed with a personality disorder, according to the BBC andThe Independent. Later in life, Humphries relocated to New Zealand. Humphries’s husband, Karl Sundgren, announced onFacebookon Monday, Dec 9, that she had died after being diagnosed with brain cancer in 2020. According to herFacebook page, Humphries lived with her husband in Auckland, New Zealand.

Woman Who Was in DCA When Wednesday's Plane Crash Happened Details 'Nervousness' Through the Airport (Exclusive)

Jada Alcindor (left), cancellation screens at Regan National Airport on Jan. 29.Photo:Courtesy of Jada Alcindor; Kayla Bartkowski/Getty Courtesy of Jada Alcindor; Kayla Bartkowski/Getty Jada Alcindor was 10 minutes from boarding a flight out of Reagan National Airport when flights were groundedIn less than an hour, she’d learn the heartbreaking reason for the delayAlcindor recalls the feeling of unease throughout the airport in conversation with PEOPLEJada Alcindorspends many days a year traveling.

Woman Wins $2M Lottery Prize After Clerk Selected 'Wrong' Ticket

Virginia Lottery winner Kelly Lindsay.Photo:Virginia Lottery Virginia Lottery A woman in Virginia won big after she was given the wronglotteryticket. Kelly Lindsay, from the small town Carrollton, Va., went home with $2 million dollars after being given the wrong lottery ticket at a gas station, according to theVirginia Lottery. The winner told the company that she was not pleased when she was given a Money Blitz ticket, rather than her favorite scratcher game.

Woman Won't Allow Friend to Bring Newborn to 30th Birthday Party: 'I Want This Day to Be About My Birthday, Not Her Baby'

Ariel Skelley/Getty Stock Image In aRedditpost, the woman writes that her party is “ladies only” and guests are being asked not to bring their significant others or children. Never miss a story — sign up forPEOPLE’s free daily newsletterto stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer, from celebrity news to compelling human interest stories. 30th birthday celebration in a stock photo.Olena Malik/Getty Stock Image Olena Malik/Getty Stock Image