Duke Cancer Institute
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We have created a collaborative powerhouse as adaptive and multiform as cancer itself––audacious, evolving and unconventional. Is the risk higher? Yes.
We have created a collaborative powerhouse as adaptive and multiform as cancer itself––audacious, evolving, unconventional––at the center of a world-renowned university and medical center. This is how we’re changing the rules on cancer. Critical Mass of Talent
At Duke we know something about building great teams. Rising stars and renowned leaders alike come here to join DCI’s global front-runners in science, medicine and technology. We recruit and encourage these tenacious investigators and physicians with an ethos of original thinking and collaboration to accelerate and expand their pioneering work. Game-Changing Research
We take the road less traveled to find breakthrough discoveries. Inspired by the bravery of our patients, we have become unafraid to pursue even outrageous possibilities. And sometimes we fall short. But when we succeed, we give the world the kind of breakthroughs that don’t always occur in other laboratories. Synchronous Collaborations
We are moving further, faster and with greater purpose. We draw from Duke’s entire pool of world-class talent and resources to create non-linear exchanges of knowledge and innovation. By doing so, we exponentially increase the probability of advances to transform cancer prevention, treatments and survivorship. Integrated Patient Care
A ground-breaking model for patient care is being fostered here. We organized our flagship cancer center to assemble each patient’s entire clinical team and treatment resources in a single state-of-the-art facility. With a total integration of clinical research, treatment and support services to deliver cancer care as it should be. Support our Work! http://bit.ly/1OmtPna
To learn more about cancer care at Duke, visit https://www.dukemedicine.org/treatments/cancer.
09/25/2026
Join us for the 4th annual Pickle for Pink Tournament & Fundraiser. This event was created to bring together the pickleball community to raise money for breast cancer research, education, and patient care programs at Duke.
📆 Friday, Oct. 30-Sunday, Nov. 1
⏰ 8 a.m.-4 p.m.
📍 The Duke Faculty Club
https://duke.is/pickleforpink
09/22/2026
Why does Darlene Kepnes (Duke Health Employee) ride in Duke Rides?
"My family, unfortunately, is not unique in how we have been touched by cancer. We are riding in honor of our parents/grandparents who both fought and lost their own unique battles with cancer. We know how important it is to have access to exceptional healthcare providers that work together to help you with your fight, and we want to help others have hope for a cure."
Join us October 3 in Durham, NC as we ride together for the Duke Cancer Institute. Register at DukeRides.org.
09/17/2026
A promising new immunotherapy is changing the treatment landscape for advanced small cell lung cancer. Duke Health offers specialized expertise in tarlatamab, helping patients access innovative care and new opportunities for treatment. Learn more.
Duke Offers Expertise in New Immune Therapy for Advanced Small Cell Lung Cancer Duke is a leader in providing Tarlatamab, a bispecific T-cell engager (BiTE), as a type of immunotherapy for patients with relapsed small cell lung cancer.
09/16/2026
There's still time to register for Bull City Race Fest on October 18! Use code DUKECANCER when signing up.
bullcityracefest.com
09/10/2026
ICYMI: A fluid surrounding many ovarian tumors helps them survive but a widely used drug could help dismantle the hidden protective shield.
https://duke.is/6/pakw
| Duke University School of Medicine
A common cholesterol drug may weaken ovarian cancer defenses Study reveals ascites is more than a patient symptom, but an active player in helping ovarian cancer spread and grow.
09/09/2026
Why does Sue Harnett (Duke Class of 1990) ride in Duke Rides?
"I ride for the patients, caregivers, family members, friends, and medical teams who have been impacted by cancer. My sister, Carol, lost her 7-year battle, yet Carol's Crew will ride in her honor and give it our all to fund research at Duke to find cures!"
Join us October 3 in Durham, NC as we ride together for the Duke Cancer Institute. Register at DukeRides.org.
09/08/2026
Join us next week for the Race to Cure Sarcoma - North Carolina. This race supports more than 220,000 patients and their families who are struggling with sarcoma.
📆 Saturday, Sept. 13
⏰ 9-11 a.m.
📍 WakeMed Soccer Park
Learn more and register: https://duke.is/p/nu2m
| Duke Health
09/03/2026
Why does Dr. Daniel Nussbaum ride in Duke Rides?
"I ride for the patients and families fighting pancreatic cancer today—and for those who will need us tomorrow and beyond. Together, our goal is to transform today's support into tomorrow's breakthroughs."
Join us October 3 in Durham, NC as we ride together for the Duke Cancer Institute. Register at DukeRides.org.
09/03/2026
Join us for this year's What's Best for Breast community education event. This free event includes presentations and interactive information sessions about breast imaging, genetic testing, breast cancer risk assessment, breast cancer 101, breast reconstruction, survivorship, and more.
📆 Saturday, Oct. 3
⏰ 8 a.m.-3 p.m.
📍 Duke Trent Semans Great Hall
Learn more & register:
What's Best for Breasts? | Breast Health “What’s Best for Breasts? A Conversation with Clinicians”.This free community health education event takes place annually in October. The event includes presentations and interactive information sessions about breast imaging, genetic testing, breast cancer risk assessment, breast cancer 101, ...
08/26/2026
Register now for the 2026 Community Education Event for Genitourinary Cancers. Learn what's new and what may lie ahead for treatment, plus expert advice on food, fitness, sexual health, and more.
Come to ask questions. Stay to share your story with others.
📆 Saturday, Sept. 19
⏰ 8:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m.
📍 NCCU Student Center
Register and learn more: https://bit.ly/4geuKuX
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