Shelley Hwang

Here are some of the DCI faculty, researchers, and clinical providers whose work has recently been featured by the media, academic trade publications & journals.

A DCI study led by Shelley Hwang, MD, MPH, shows the potential of new imaging technology to help avoid repeat surgery after lumpectomy.

DCI study led by Gayathri Devi, PhD, finds chronic stresses such as racism and poverty alter cellular functions that promote tumor growth and proliferation

DCI teams raised more than $12,000 for the Susan G. Komen Foundation at the Komen Triangle Race for the Cure on April 30.

Here are some of the Duke Cancer Institute faculty, researchers, and clinical providers whose work has recently been featured by the media, academic trade publications & journals.

DCI clinicians raise $2,890 in the second annual intra-DCI competitive fundraising campaign to support Lincoln Community Health Center.

Here are some of the DCI faculty, researchers and nurses whose work has recently been featured by the media, academic trade publications & journals.

Former Blue Devil Maggie DiNome, MD, a breast surgical oncologist, joined Duke from UCLA as medical director of Wake County Breast Cancer Services and as a professor of Surgery.

The DCI 2nd Annual Lincoln Community Health Center (LCHC) fundraising event will help support cancer screenings and other medical needs.

Here are some of the DCI faculty, researchers and nurses whose work has recently been featured by the media, academic trade publications & journals.

Shelley Hwang, MD, vice chair of Research in the Department of Surgery, is renowned for her work in pre-invasive breast cancer.

DCI clinicians raised more than $3,500 for Lincoln Community Health Center to support free cancer screening & primary care appointments

DCI director Michael B. Kastan, MD, PhD, announced a planned reconfiguration of DCI’s NCI-Designated Research Programs and welcomed new research leaders.

Here are some of the DCI faculty, researchers and nurses whose work has recently been featured by the media, academic trade publications & journals.

Here are some of the DCI faculty, researchers and nurses whose work has recently been featured by the media, academic trade publications & journals.

Here are some of the DCI faculty, researchers and nurses whose work has recently been featured by the media, academic trade publications & journals.

Here are some of the DCI physicians, physician-scientists, researchers & nurses whose work has recently been featured by the media, academic trade publications & journals.

Duke Cancer Institute will present more than 100 abstracts across multiple cancer types during the ASCO20 Virtual Scientific Program of the 2020 ASCO Annual Meeting.

Here's a sample of some of the DCI physicians, physician-scientists, researchers and nurses whose work is featured by the media and in academic journals.

Here's a sample of some of the DCI physicians, physician-scientists, researchers and nurses whose work is featured by the media and in academic journals.

The nine-woman APP team was awarded for their exceptional service to the Duke community during the 2018-2019 academic year.

Genetic testing at Duke revealed a devastating diagnosis for a young nurse. But she feels it also may have saved her life.

Here's a sample of some of the DCI physicians, physician-scientists, researchers and nurses whose work is featured by the media and in academic journals.

Here's a sample of some of the DCI physicians, physician-scientists, researchers and nurses whose work is featured by the media and in academic journals.

This October Newsmakers has many of the latest articles, papers, and videos on breast cancer featuring our faculty. It's also chock full of other faculty newsmakers.

Here's a sample of some of the DCI physicians, physician-scientists, researchers and nurses whose work is featured by the media and in academic journals.

For women with DCIS, researchers are using “machine learning” to reduce unnecessary follow-up breast imaging and offer some women less-invasive treatment options.

Shanel Wilson-Poe, 43, knows that one-in-eight women in the U.S. will develop invasive breast cancer in their lifetime and she doesn’t want to be one ...