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Patient Stories
Progress in Triple-Negative Breast Cancer: Two-Year Update on the Copper Depletion Trial
In this video, Linda T. Vahdat, MD, talks about her study of copper depletion to prevent triple-negative breast cancer recurrence.
Bringing Specialty Cancer Care to Southern New Hampshire
Dartmouth Cancer Center is actively building disease-specific teams, who will provide specialized care for people with breast, thoracic, and gastrointestinal cancers in Manchester, Nashua and surrounding communities.
With hiring of Laura W. Salama, MD, Dartmouth Cancer Center now offers patients only breast medical oncologist in southern New Hampshire
Salama sees patients at Dartmouth Hitchcock Clinics Manchester, Nashua
“Mom’s Day Off” event benefiting Dartmouth Cancer Center Bennington returns February 27
Ski tickets at Bromley 75% off normal rate
What Happens When You Have an Abnormal Cancer Screening?
Screening results don’t necessarily mean you have cancer, but worrying can be stressful. Here’s what you need to know.
Shedding New Light on Breast Cancer Radiation Safety
New technology reveals hidden radiation exposure.
Breast Density and Its Connection to Breast Cancer
Breast cancer experts explain what “dense breasts” are, why they are difficult to read on a mammogram, and when to consider supplemental screening options.
Copper Trial for Triple-Negative Breast Cancer Officially Opens to Patients
In this Q&A, Linda T. Vahdat, MD, explains how cancer cells are master manipulators in the body and a promising way to stop them that she is studying in a new clinical trial.
An Event for Breast Health Learning, Sharing and Fellowship
Join us October 17 for Strength in Numbers: Supporting Survivors – An evening of breast health education.
A New Trial for “Triple Negative”
A promising multi-site clinical trial that has just opened at lead site Dartmouth Cancer Center looks to bring an innovative treatment strategy to one of the most challenging forms of breast cancer.