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The Impact You Have Made Possible
Each year, Dana-Farber Cancer Institute aspires to provide the care and treatment our patients deserve. We are able to achieve these ambitions because of our dedicated donor community.
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Estate gift accelerates cancer care and research for years to come
Out of gratitude for the excellent care received by his late wife, Gerry Martineau left a generous bequest to support research and patient care at Dana-Farber.
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Van Allen named to Chandra Nohria Family Chair for AI in Cancer Research
This endowed chair is the first in the field of artificial intelligence to be established at Dana-Farber Cancer Institute.
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The Dana-Farber Campaign: Stopping cancer before it starts
The Dana-Farber Campaign dramatically advanced the prevention, early detection, and interception of cancers on a wide variety of fronts.
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National Cancer Center
National Cancer Center awarded fellowship grants to Dana-Farber totaling $328,000. One new grant will support Katharina Hoebel, MD, PhD, in developing personalized treatment for non-small cell lung cancer through the use of artificial intelligence. With a second new commitment, Diego Martinez Alonso, PhD, will explore how to utilize CDK4/6 inhibitors as anticancer drugs.
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A Message from Melany Duval
Because of your support for The Dana-Farber Campaign, our impact and growth will expand by an order of magnitude we have only begun to imagine.
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The Dana-Farber Campaign
Your generosity has funded paradigm-shifting initiatives that lessen the burden of cancer for patients and families here and around the globe.
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First-ever fellowship in metastatic prostate cancer and AI research
Tom and Olivia McDonough's gift fuels collaboration to harness the power of AI and speed development of novel therapies against prostate cancer.
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Campaign leadership spurs innovation and progress at Dana-Farber
Motivated by a desire to ease the burden of cancer for future patients, the leaders of The Dana-Farber Campaign have dedicated their time and leveraged their expertise and connections for the entirety of this ambitious, multi-year fundraising effort.
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Grants catalyze new advances in prostate cancer
The Prostate Cancer Foundation has awarded $1.45 million in grants to three Dana-Farber investigators researching more powerful treatments for the disease.
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