Cancer

Prouty logo on green background

Dartmouth Cancer Center brings The Prouty to southern New Hampshire for the first time with Community Day & Walk

Register today for the event on Sunday, June 8, at Dartmouth Hitchcock Clinics Manchester

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Phil Howard with food pantry staff and volunteers.

Personally Connecting With Healing Harvest

Dartmouth Cancer Center patient Phil Howard moves from hesitant to advocate for a crucial support service for all patients.

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Sivan Rotenberg, PhD

Managing the Fear of Cancer Recurrence

It's not just you. Clinical Psychologist Sivan Rotenberg addresses the fear of cancer recurrence, explaining why it's normal and providing coping tools to help survivors.

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2024 Prouty

Where Do Prouty Donations Go? Spring 2025 Part 2

Last summer’s record-breaking Prouty fundraiser event raised more than $8 million for ground-breaking research. Here are four of these projects.

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Gravel riders at the 2024 Prouty fundraiser

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.

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James B. Yu, MD, MHS, FASTRO

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.

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Mediterranean Diet

The Mediterranean Diet and Cancer

Can the Mediterranean diet help prevent cancer? This “tried and true” diet option has protective health benefits for everyone.

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Ribbon cutting

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.

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winter walking

Walking Lowers Your Cancer Risk

Among other health benefits, research shows that taking regular walks can lower the risk for several cancers.

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tissue-engineered scaffolds

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.

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