Research
Addressing Childhood Cancer in New Hampshire
The state of New Hampshire has set aside funds for childhood cancer research and initiatives.
Norris Cotton Cancer Center Researchers Find Immune Cells That Guard Frequent Site of Cancer Spread
Researchers in the laboratory of Mary Jo Turk, PhD, have spent the past year studying immunity to metastatic cancer within lymph nodes.
Dartmouth Research Team Invited to Share Abstract on Promising Findings in Radiation Oncology at National Conference
NCCC scientists will present award-winning abstract on the newest advancement in radiation beam visibility.
The Impact of COVID-19 on Colorectal Cancer Screening
Researchers take a close look at the impact of the pandemic on endoscopy volumes and what that could mean for colorectal cancer diagnoses.
Norris Cotton Cancer Center Researchers Win Awards in Promising Pursuit of “Most Wanted” Cancer Target
Researchers have identified a key and overlooked protein interaction that could lead to effective treatments for many cancers
Norris Cotton Cancer Center Researchers Discover How a Plant Virus Activates the Immune System Against Cancer
Immunology researchers led by Dartmouth and Dartmouth-Hitchcock’s Norris Cotton Cancer Center (NCCC) have identified pathways through which cowpea mosaic virus, a plant virus that does not infect mammals, is recognized by the immune system.
Connect with the CEO with Joanne M. Conroy, MD, and Steven L. Bernstein, MD - Wednesday, June 9
Meet DHMC's new Chief Research Officer
Dartmouth and Dartmouth-Hitchcock Cancer Researchers Discover Cutting-Edge Approach to Fighting a Form of Deadly Cancer
Researchers at Norris Cotton Cancer Center have developed a way to predict chemotherapy response to tailor treatments for pancreatic cancer patients
Researchers at Norris Cotton Cancer Center Are Studying the Use of Estrogen to Target Drug-Resistant Breast Cancer
An ongoing clinical trial at NCCC will determine whether the strategy of cycling between estrogen therapy and anti-estrogen therapies is effective in human patients with advanced breast cancer.
From Plant Virus to Cancer Vaccine
The idea of a vaccine for cancer is not new. But there are differences between human viruses and cancer that make creation of a cancer vaccine particularly challenging.