Noteworthy
New copper depletion clinical trial for triple-negative breast cancer opens to eligible patients.
Dartmouth Cancer Center has been ranked by Becker’s Hospital Review among the top providers of cancer care nationally.
New London Hospital Days raises enough funds to purchase improved breast cancer screening, diagnostic and surgical equipment.
The Friends of Dartmouth Cancer Center win 2024 Champion for Cures award from the AACI for major philanthropic impact.
First-ever Biomedical Research Day showcases the breadth and impact of Dartmouth and Dartmouth Health research.
First DHMC Radiation Oncology Residency Program graduate, Gobind Gill, MD, joins U of Alabama.
Helping Healthy Bone Grow After Cancer
Cancer research engineers are coming up with new methods to repair and replace tissue and bone damaged during cancer treatment.
Noteworthy
New copper depletion clinical trial for triple-negative breast cancer opens to eligible patients.
Dartmouth Cancer Center has been ranked by Becker’s Hospital Review among the top providers of cancer care nationally.
New London Hospital Days raises enough funds to purchase improved breast cancer screening, diagnostic and surgical equipment.
The Friends of Dartmouth Cancer Center win 2024 Champion for Cures award from the AACI for major philanthropic impact.
First-ever Biomedical Research Day showcases the breadth and impact of Dartmouth and Dartmouth Health research.
First DHMC Radiation Oncology Residency Program graduate, Gobind Gill, MD, joins U of Alabama.
Experience the Dartmouth Cancer Center difference
Award-winning patient experience
Our patients rank us in the top 5% of healthcare organizations nationwide, earning us the Press Ganey Human Experience Pinnacle of Excellence Award 4 years in a row.
Highest NCI designation
Patient outcomes can improve by up to 25% when treated at an NCI-designated comprehensive cancer center.
Coordinated care
At Dartmouth Cancer Center, we don't treat a disease, we treat a person—a whole person. Our care team makes it easy to coordinate care, beyond just cancer treatment.
Clinical trials impact the future of healthcare
Clinical trials give cancer researchers information they need to discover new ways to prevent, find, and treat cancer. Many options available today would not be possible without clinical trials. Today's trials will build upon what we know to help future generations. Research like this depends upon all kinds of people taking part.
To find clinical trials at Dartmouth Cancer Center that are open and enrolling people, please visit Find a Clinical Trial or talk with your provider to discuss your options.
As one of 57 National Cancer Institute-designated Comprehensive Cancer Centers in the United States, and one of three in New England, our clinicians and scientists are working daily to bring their innovations directly to patients while delivering cutting-edge cancer treatments.