Noteworthy
291 Dartmouth Health physicians across 64 specialties, including cancer, are recognized by New Hampshire Magazine survey as Top Doctors.
Linda Vahdat, MD, speaks with OncLive on the potential for copper depletion in high-risk triple-negative breast cancer management.
Congratulations to Radiation Oncologist Kelli B. Pointer, MD, PhD, for being named to the 40 Under Forty Class of 2026 by the NH Union Leader.
Bromley day passes are $30 on February 27 for Mom’s Day Off ski fundraiser benefitting DCC Bennington.
Oncologist Gabriel Brooks, MD, is overseeing a national clinical trial that hopes to reduce delays in gastrointestinal (GI) cancer treatment.
DCC has been designated as a GammaTile Center of Excellence. GammaTile technology is used to treat brain tumors.
Noteworthy
291 Dartmouth Health physicians across 64 specialties, including cancer, are recognized by New Hampshire Magazine survey as Top Doctors.
Linda Vahdat, MD, speaks with OncLive on the potential for copper depletion in high-risk triple-negative breast cancer management.
Congratulations to Radiation Oncologist Kelli B. Pointer, MD, PhD, for being named to the 40 Under Forty Class of 2026 by the NH Union Leader.
Bromley day passes are $30 on February 27 for Mom’s Day Off ski fundraiser benefitting DCC Bennington.
Oncologist Gabriel Brooks, MD, is overseeing a national clinical trial that hopes to reduce delays in gastrointestinal (GI) cancer treatment.
DCC has been designated as a GammaTile Center of Excellence. GammaTile technology is used to treat brain tumors.
Experience the Dartmouth Cancer Center difference
Award-winning patient experience
Our Cancer Center was honored on the 2025 Becker’s Hospital Review list of hospitals and health systems with great oncology programs.
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.