"What's Best For Breasts? A Conversation with Clinicians" was held online, Oct. 8. Topics included imaging, genetic testing, breast cancer risk, research, survivorship, and more.
"What's Best For Breasts? A Conversation with Duke Clinicians" was held online on Oct. 2. Topics included imaging, genetic testing, breast cancer risk assessment & prevention.
The American Cancer Society has a long history of awarding grants to DCI researchers as they work to better understand the complexities of cancer and develop new treatments.
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. As with all types of cancer, early detection is the best defense against this disease that will affect about 1 in 8 women in the U.S.
Join Team DCI and turn your miles walked into dollars raised throughout the month of October, then join the virtual National Celebration on October 18.
Here are some of the DCI physicians, physician-scientists, researchers & nurses whose work has recently been featured by the media, academic trade publications & 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.
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.
Jennifer K. Plichta, MD, Assistant Professor of Surgery, Division of Surgical Oncology, on being appointed to the editorial board of Breast Cancer Research.
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.
For a sixth year, Duke Cancer Institute is teaming up in October with the American Cancer Society (ACS) as local presenting sponsor for Making Strides.
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.
Duke helps women understand their individual risk of breast cancer. The services mainly target women with a family history, genetic mutation, or abnormal breast biopsy.
For a fourth year, Duke Cancer Institute teamed up with the American Cancer Society to serve as local presenting sponsor at the charity’s Making Strid...
For a fifth year, Duke Cancer Institute teamed up with the American Cancer Society to serve as local presenting sponsor at the charity’s Making Stride...
Duke Cancer Institute, for a fifth year, is partnering with the American Cancer Society (ACS) to serve as local presenting sponsor for its annual Maki...
The Duke Breast Program is rolling out the fushia carpet and inviting its Heroes In Pink to strut their stuff — to both raise awareness and funds to s...
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 ...