Research and Innovation

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Video: Clinical trials perspectives

Patients, physicians, and scientists share their thoughts about clinical trials at Dartmouth Cancer Center.

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Todd Miller & Gary Schwartz

A promising new strategy to treat metastatic breast cancer

Results of a recent clinical trial show that alternating estrogen and anti-estrogen therapies is effective in treating metastatic breast cancer

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Kari M. Rosenkranz, MD Cancer Research Highlight

Patients with multiple breast tumors have safe new options

A new research study shows that breast-conserving surgery is a safe treatment option for some patients with multiple breast lesions.

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41st annual Prouty

Where do Prouty donations go? Spring 2023

The newest Prouty Pilot cancer research projects underway at Dartmouth Cancer Center

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DHCancerSeq team

Precision cancer medicine with whole exome sequencing

Sequencing a patient’s entire genetic code helps pin down the right treatments.

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Shauna M. McVorran, MD, placing a brachytherapy implant

Q&A with Shauna M. McVorran, MD: Excellence in brachytherapy

As one of the few fellowship-trained brachytherapists in the US, Shauna M. McVorran, MD, explains how this unique therapy benefits patients at Dartmouth Cancer Center.

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The 41st Prouty

Where do Prouty donations go? Fall 2022

The newest Prouty Pilot cancer research projects underway at Dartmouth Cancer Center

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George Zanazzi and Courtney Stevens

American Cancer Society Research Day at Dartmouth Cancer Center

Dartmouth Cancer Center and American Cancer Society Research Day recognizes the impact of research funded by ACS.

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Steve Leach, Tyler Curiel, Mary Jo Turk

Next-generation cancer immunotherapy: Dramatic and durable

Dartmouth Cancer Center played a historic role in developing the world's first immunotherapies, inspiring today’s scientific priority of further discovery.

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Linda Vahdat, MD

How are breast cancer drugs discovered and approved to treat patients?

Linda T. Vahdat, MD, MBA, discusses what it takes to get new cancer drugs approved for patients.

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