An array of new therapies that target vulnerabilities in ovarian cancer are now being developed and tested in clinical trials. Our aim is to find which agents, in which combinations, work best in which patients.
A cancer diagnosis is a life-altering experience for most people, but young women with breast cancer often face extra challenges specific to their stage of life. Learn more about our program – the first and only one of its kind in New England.
"After I watched some videos about how much mobility you have with rotationplasty, and met some people who had it done, I knew it was for me," says Miles.
Call 1-877-442-3324 or connect online. We are committed to providing the most advanced and compassionate care possible. First appointments are often available within 24 hours.
Cancer and its treatment cause pain for many patients, whether from the location of a tumor, from the tumor spreading to another area such as the bones, or from side effects of chemotherapy, radiation, or surgery. We explain what you need to know about pain medication.
Many of the symptoms of leukemia, such as fever and unexplained weight loss, occur in most types of the disease, from acute myeloid leukemia to chronic lymphocytic leukemia and others. However, some symptoms indicate a specific form.
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Sleep Program
Ongoing enrollment
Shields Warren Building, room 500
This program is for patients who have finished with active cancer treatment and continue to have problems with falling/staying asleep. Learn to improve your sleep without the use of medication. To register, call 617-632-5920 or email survivorship_research@dfci.harvard.edu. View calendar
Go, fight, win ... fundraise!
Now through November 25, 2016
Bring together a cheer team you know and lead the fight against cancer through Cheer for Dana-FarberSM presented by Walmart. Learn more
Start a golf tournament
Honor a loved one, remember a patient, or support a colleague with help from Jimmy Fund Golf. Start your tournament
Name a zebrafish
Support cancer research through this interactive display. Deadline for February installation is December 31. Name your zebrafish
Join our online
cancer community
Connect with cancer patients around the country for support and information about your disease. Learn more about CancerConnect
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