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    • The Cancer Treatment Revolution book cover Dr. David Nathan, acclaimed pediatric hematologist and Dana-Farber's president from 1995 – 2000, recounts that history's triumphs and struggles in his book, The Cancer Treatment Revolution.
     

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Bill Schaller
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Raspberries
  • Feb 10, 2012
  • Cupid takes on cancer
  • With Valentine's Day around the corner, show that special someone how much you care. Dana-Farber nutritionist Stephanie Meyers shares ways to say "I love you" with delicious desserts packed with the cancer-fighting phytonutrients in raspberries, pomegranates, berries, and mango.
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  • Progress slow in breast cancer treatments (TheBostonChannel.com)
  • Although some breast cancer activists are losing patience that a cure has not been found, Dr. Ann Partridge says there have been many advances in breast cancer research and care, including the identification of several breast cancer subtypes, which require treatments to be tailor to each patient.
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