@DukeCancer

Cancer creates its own rules. We recognized ending cancer requires a weapon as adaptable & multiform as the disease itself—Duke Cancer Institute.

 Durham, NC
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When Jessica Clarke found a breast lump during pregnancy, she never expected it would lead her family to relocate for cancer care. At Duke Health, specialists treated her rare phyllodes tumor while helping her safely welcome her baby boy. Read more: duke.is/phyllodes-tumor
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Join the DCI Pancreatic Cancer Center for its inaugural consortium to learn more about pancreas cancer detection, treatment, and supportive care. 📆 Friday, Nov. 13 ⏰ 8 a.m.-1 p.m. 📍 Great Hall, Trent Semans Center Learn more and register: duke.is/n/w74n @DukeHealth

DCI Pancreatic Cancer Center Consortium

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For 20 years, Bob List has faced prostate cancer with support from Dr. Daniel George and the team at @DukeCancer. Today, the 80-year-old Vietnam veteran is still breaking swimming records. wpde.com/news/local/vietnam-…

Vietnam veteran from Nichols still setting swimming records 20 years into cancer battle

The more you talk to Bob List, the more the improbabilities actually start to make sense."You know when you get shot at you're trained," the 80-year-old Nichols

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The American College of Radiology recommends getting a screening mammogram every year starting at age 40 to catch and treat breast cancer early. Experts at Duke Health explain why that's so important. duke.is/9/e8z5 #BreastCancerAwareness | @DukeHealth

How Screening Mammograms Can Save Your Life

Without a doubt, regular screening mammograms -- especially when combined with self-breast exams -- save lives. Here, Eun Langman, MD, a breast radiologist at Duke Health, explains how.

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Triple-negative breast cancer has long been considered one of the most aggressive and least understood forms of breast cancer. Researchers at DCI are working to change that. duke.is/p/45ny #BreastCancerAwareness | @DukeHealth
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More than 300 patients, caregivers, and families gathered at DCI’s GU Cancers Community Education Event to learn about the latest advances in prostate, bladder, and kidney cancer care. Thank you to everyone for participating. duke.is/GU2026
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What a ride! On 10/3, 375 riders on 50 teams filled Wilson Recreation Center for the inaugural Duke Rides, and together we raised more than $660,000 for DCI and Duke Children's. Year one is in the books. We can't wait to ride with you again. 💙 #DukeRides @DukeMedSchool
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ALT A group of people are participating in a stationary cycling event indoors. Among them is a person in a Blue Devils mascot costume, engaging enthusiastically. The other participants are dressed in casual athletic wear. The setting suggests a lively and fun atmosphere.

A large group of individuals participate in an indoor cycling event in a spacious gymnasium. Many are on stationary bikes arranged in rows, facing a stage with instructors. The room is lit with purple and pink lights, creating an energetic atmosphere. A few people observe from the sides.

ALT A large group of individuals participate in an indoor cycling event in a spacious gymnasium. Many are on stationary bikes arranged in rows, facing a stage with instructors. The room is lit with purple and pink lights, creating an energetic atmosphere. A few people observe from the sides.

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A new study mapped immune cells within brain metastases and found specific macrophage populations associated with patient survival. The findings may help guide future treatments for metastatic cancer. Learn more by clicking link in bio. du.ke/survival-brain-metasta… #macrophage
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Research led by DCI's Zachary Hartman, PhD, shows a breast cancer vaccine may have unlocked a powerful immune memory response. He spoke with Diane Reidy-Lagunes, MD, about how cancer vaccines work. duke.is/6/jfm2 #BreastCancerAwareness | @DukeHealth
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Join us for the Pickle for Pink Tournament & Fundraiser 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 duke.is/pickleforpink
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Join the @dukemets for its annual research retreat, featuring sessions and panel discussions on ongoing research and innovations at Duke. 📆 Thursday, Oct. 1 ⏰ 8 a.m.-2 p.m. 📍 Trent Semans Center for Health Education - Great Hall duke.is/j/jaen @DukeMedSchool

Duke Center for Brain and Spine Metastasis Research Retreat

Join us for the 2026 DCBSM Research Retreat. Breakfast, lunch, snacks, and beverages provided. Registration: https://duke.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_eWktWAu2a9UAtmu Poster Abstracts: https://duke.qu...

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"We are riding in honor of our parents/grandparents who both fought and lost their battles with cancer. We want to help others have hope for a cure." – Darlene Kepnes, Duke Health Employee Join us Oct 3 in Durham, NC. Register at DukeRides.org.
This image features a promotional poster for "Duke Rides" benefiting the Duke Cancer Institute. It includes a headshot of a person wearing glasses. Next to the person is the Duke Blue Devils mascot with "#DukeRides" written on a headband. The text reads "Why I'm Riding" followed by "Darlene Kepnes.

ALT This image features a promotional poster for "Duke Rides" benefiting the Duke Cancer Institute. It includes a headshot of a person wearing glasses. Next to the person is the Duke Blue Devils mascot with "#DukeRides" written on a headband. The text reads "Why I'm Riding" followed by "Darlene Kepnes.

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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.is/BiTEtherapy

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.

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There's still time to register for Bull City Race Fest on October 18! Use code DUKECANCER when signing up. bullcityracefest.com
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ICYMI: A new study led by DCI researchers offers important insights into that challenge in advanced prostate cancer and could help pave the way for more personalized treatment approaches in the future. duke.is/c/tbvz #ProstateCancer | @DukeMedSchool | @DukeHealth
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"I ride for the patients, caregivers, and medical teams impacted by cancer. My sister Carol lost her 7-year battle — Carol's Crew rides in her honor." – Sue Harnett, Duke '90 Join us Oct 3 in Durham, NC. Register at DukeRides.org.
Person smiling while seated indoors, with a Duke Rides promotional background featuring a logo and the Duke Blue Devil mascot. Text reads 'Why I'm Riding Sue Harnett.'

ALT Person smiling while seated indoors, with a Duke Rides promotional background featuring a logo and the Duke Blue Devil mascot. Text reads 'Why I'm Riding Sue Harnett.'

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Connect, & ask questions at this year’s What’s Best for Breast event. This event includes presentations & interactive sessions on breast imaging, genetic testing, cancer risk, and more. 📆 Saturday, Oct. 3 ⏰ 8 a.m.-3 p.m. 📍 Duke Trent Semans Great Hall Learn more & register:
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"I ride for the patients and families fighting pancreatic cancer today—and for those who will need us tomorrow." – Dr. Daniel Nussbaum Join us Oct 3 in Durham, NC. Register at DukeRides.org.
Image promoting 'Duke Rides' benefiting Duke Cancer Institute. Features a person in a white coat with 'Duke Surgery' logo, smiling, alongside a graphic of the Duke Blue Devils mascot. Text reads 'Why I’m Riding Daniel Nussbaum, MD.'

ALT Image promoting 'Duke Rides' benefiting Duke Cancer Institute. Features a person in a white coat with 'Duke Surgery' logo, smiling, alongside a graphic of the Duke Blue Devils mascot. Text reads 'Why I’m Riding Daniel Nussbaum, MD.'

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Join the @DukeMets for its annual research retreat, featuring sessions and panel discussions on ongoing research and innovations at Duke. 📆 Thursday, Oct. 1 ⏰ 8 a.m.-2 p.m. 📍 Trent Semans Center for Health Education - Great Hall duke.is/j/jaen @DukeMedSchool

Duke Center for Brain and Spine Metastasis Research Retreat

Join us for the 2026 DCBSM Research Retreat. Breakfast, lunch, snacks, and beverages provided. Registration: https://duke.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_eWktWAu2a9UAtmu Poster Abstracts: https://duke.qu...

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A new study led by DCI researchers offers important insights into that challenge in advanced prostate cancer and could help pave the way for more personalized treatment approaches in the future. duke.is/c/tbvz #ProstateCancer | @DukeMedSchool | @DukeHealth
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