Duke Cancer Institute

Duke Cancer Institute We have created a collaborative powerhouse as adaptive and multiform as cancer itself––audacious, evolving and unconventional. Is the risk higher? Yes.
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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.

Why does Dr. Daniel Nussbaum ride in Duke Rides? "I ride for the patients and families fighting pancreatic cancer today—...
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.

Join us for this year's What's Best for Breast community education event. This free event includes presentations and int...
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? 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, ...

Register now for the 2026 Community Education Event for Genitourinary Cancers. Learn what's new and what may lie ahead f...
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

Brad Dugai underwent chemotherapy and radiation to treat his pancreatic cancer, but the tumors kept coming back. At Duke...
08/21/2026

Brad Dugai underwent chemotherapy and radiation to treat his pancreatic cancer, but the tumors kept coming back. At Duke Health, he joined a clinical trial of a new drug called daraxonrasib, and now his imaging scans show no evidence of disease.

https://duke.is/g/g3y5

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Virginia man Brad Dugai he joined a clinical trial of a new drug called daraxonrasib at Duke Health, and now his imaging scans show no evidence of his pancreatic cancer.

Join DCI and Sarcoma Foundation of America, Inc. for this year's Race to Cure Sarcoma - North Carolina. This race suppor...
08/12/2026

Join DCI and Sarcoma Foundation of America, Inc. for this year's 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

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Learn how Duke Health is expanding access to cell and gene therapies to patients with many different types of diseases b...
08/06/2026

Learn how Duke Health is expanding access to cell and gene therapies to patients with many different types of diseases beyond cancer.

08/06/2026
Every rider makes a difference. Join us at Duke Rides for an indoor cycling relay. Funds raised go directly toward cance...
08/04/2026

Every rider makes a difference. Join us at Duke Rides for an indoor cycling relay. Funds raised go directly toward cancer research, clinical trials, and patient care, helping DCI continue delivering hope and healing to patients and families across our community. Grab your team (4+ riders) and register today: https://duke.is/DukeRides

Together we ride. Together we fight.

📆 Saturday, Oct. 3
⏰ 12-5 p.m.
📍 Wilson Recreation Center, Durham, NC

Register now for the 2026 Community Education Event for Genitourinary Cancers. Learn what's new and what may lie ahead f...
08/03/2026

Register now for the 2026 Community Education Event for Genitourinary Cancers. Learn what's new and what may lie ahead for treatment of prostate, kidney, and bladder cancers. 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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