Robin Famiglietti

DCI leadership presented the coveted DCI Superstar Achievement Awards in December and January.

Here are some of the DCI faculty, researchers, and clinical providers whose work has recently been featured in the media, trades, journals, at Duke and the DCI blog.

For the first time in three years, cancer patients, survivors, families, friends, clinicians, faculty, and staff gathered in person for the Tree of Hope.

Duke University Hospital in Durham ranks #22 on the list of Best Hospitals for Cancer in the nation and has the highest ranked cancer program in the Southeastern U.S.

Clinical providers, researchers, staff & health leaders came together to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Duke Comprehensive Cancer Center (now DCI).

“This is really the thing we look forward to all year and we weren’t going to let the pandemic get in the way this year,” said DCI exec. director Michael Kastan, MD, PhD.

After a one-year hiatus due to the pandemic, the annual DCI Superstar Awards are back. Submit your nominations.

Monica Cfarku RN, MSN, BMTCN, CCM, NE-BC, has been named Assistant Vice President and Chief of Oncology Nursing Services for the Duke Cancer Institute.

As of September 3, Team DCI topped the leader board with nearly $19,000 raised during the month-long Victory Ride to Cure Cancer.

Duke Cancer Institute continues to ensure that patients have access to the safest and best-quality care possible.

Last week, both Duke University and the School of Medicine took steps to acknowledge and address systemic racism. On June 10, Duke Health organized a walk of solidarity.

April is Volunteer Appreciation Month. Take a moment to thank a volunteer.

More than 250 members of the Duke Cancer Patient Support Program community came together on Thursday, December 5, for the Nancy Weaver Emerson 29th Annual Tree of Hope Lighting Ceremony.

Three DCI employees — from Duke Cancer Center Durham, Duke Cancer Center North Durham, and Duke Cancer Center Raleigh — were recently honored with DCI Superstar awards.