Cancer
Where Do Prouty Donations Go? Spring 2025 Part 1
Last summer’s record-breaking Prouty fundraiser event raised more than $8 million for ground-breaking research. Here are four of these projects.
James B. Yu, MD, appointed to department of radiation oncology at Dartmouth Cancer Center, Geisel School of Medicine
Yu will serve as leader of the genitourinary radiation oncology program.
The Mediterranean Diet and Cancer
Can the Mediterranean diet help prevent cancer? This “tried and true” diet option has protective health benefits for everyone.
Dartmouth Cancer Center celebrates expansion of food pantry, funded by philanthropy
Dartmouth Cancer Center celebrated the expansion of its Healing Harvest Food Pantry at Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center on Thursday, February 6.
Walking Lowers Your Cancer Risk
Among other health benefits, research shows that taking regular walks can lower the risk for several cancers.
Helping Healthy Bone Grow After Cancer
Cancer research engineers at Dartmouth Cancer Center are coming up with new methods to repair and replace tissue and bone damaged during cancer treatment.
Dear Community: A Letter of Growth and Gratitude From the Healing Harvest Food Pantry
DCC food pantry manager Julia Boger-Hawkins has a few words about the impact that you, our community, are making.
Where do Prouty Donations Go? Fall 2024
Here are the newest cancer research projects already underway thanks to Prouty dollars raised by you.
Making Sense of Clinical Trials: A Video Q&A with Dr. Linda Vahdat
Breast oncologist and clinical researcher Linda Vahdat, MD, answers common questions about the importance of clinical trials.
Champion for Cures: The Friends of Dartmouth Cancer Center
Organizers of The Prouty receive national recognition for major philanthropic impact.