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Duke Radiation Oncology is proud to represent our Department during ASTRO 2021. Please see below for presentations and posters from our faculty and staff.  

Honor recognizes exceptional service to the field of radiation oncology and cancer care

The Duke Radiation Oncology Residency Program is excited to announce that Scott Floyd, MD, PhD; Susan McDuff, MD, PhD; and Sarah Jo Stephens, MD,&nb

Christine Eyler, MD, PhD, is one of six School of Medicine faculty members to win a 2021 Physician Scientist "Strong Start" Award.

Fang-Fang Yin, PhD, has been named the Gustavo S. Montana Professor of Radiation Oncology, effective July 1, 2021.

Duke Radiation Oncology team members have gotten the COVID-19 vaccine for various reasons: to protect themselves; to protect more vulnerable members of our community, including cancer patients; to

For Women's History Month, Duke Radiation Oncology is spotlighting some of the exceptional women of our Department, starting with Professor of Radiation Oncology and Medical Physicist&nbs

Dr. Koontz and co-author Thomas Hope, MD, congratulated the STAMPEDE trial group on improving understanding of best treatment options and confirming that focusing more aggressive therapies targeting bulkier sites of disease can improve survival when the systemic burden of disease is low, but noted that more work is yet to be done to understand the role of metastasis-directed therapy and the influence of better imaging on quantifying the burden of disease and predicting benefit of RT for metastatic prostate cancer.

Colin Champ, MD, CSCS, has received a donation of $300,000 from the Marie McCandless Foundation to fund nutrition and cancer research. 

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