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Pulmonary Nodule Clinic at Dartmouth Cancer Center
Comprehensive Thoracic Oncology team members at Dartmouth Cancer Center share their approach to care that improves outcomes for patients with pulmonary nodules and other lung-related concerns.
Reflections on 50 years: A conversation between cancer center directors then and now
Former Dartmouth Cancer Center Director, O. Ross McIntyre, sheds light on the cancer center over the last five decades.
Simon Khagi, MD: Joins Dartmouth Cancer Center Sites in Nashua, Manchester and Concord as the new medical director
Simon Khagi, MD, brings expertise in improving treatments for patients with aggressive brain tumors such as glioblastoma, and metastatic disease to the brain from breast and lung cancer.
COVID-19’s impact on colorectal cancer screening
Dartmouth Cancer Center researchers assessed the impact of COVID-19 on endoscopy procedures across the U.S.
Rural reach: reducing cancer care disparities
Researchers at Dartmouth Cancer Center are addressing inequities in rates of screening, timely diagnoses and survival rates for rural populations.
Breaking rural barriers to early lung cancer screening
Dartmouth Cancer Center is addressing the rural barriers to lung cancer screenings.
Best care possible: the Promise Partnership Learning Health System
The Promise Partnership Learning Health System pools the knowledge, skills and experience of leaders from Dartmouth Health, TDI and Dartmouth Cancer Center in addressing the needs of patients and their families.
Colonoscopy vs. Stool-Based Testing
Dartmouth Cancer Center research team to study colonoscopy versus stool-based testing among older adults with a history of polyps.
The Accelerator: Fast-tracking cancer research innovations
The Dartmouth Innovations Accelerator for Cancer has quickly become a sought-after launching pad for research teams to pursue entrepreneurial support, education and infrastructure.
FLASH Radiation Therapy: a cancer treatment innovation
An innovation in radiotherapy cancer treatment should improve patient safety by protecting normal tissues from excess damage while still having the same effect on tumor tissues.