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Mass General Brigham Cancer Institute

Our Difference

Mass General Brigham Cancer Institute unites experts from across our academic healthcare system to care for all types of cancer—from the common to complex. We conduct innovative research, train future leaders, and advance access to equitable, world-class care.

Edwin Choy, MD, PhD

Integrated care for your whole health

We believe in treating more than just cancer—we care for the patient with cancer. Our approach addresses every aspect of a person’s health, bringing specialists from across medicine together as one team.

Dr. Nour with a patient

Trailblazing discovery and innovation 

Mass General Brigham, ranked #1 in hospital medical research in the U.S., is pushing the boundaries to develop and utilize the most advanced cancer treatments and technologies.

Aparna Parikh, MD and Ryan Corcoran, MD, PhD in lab

Early cancer detection

Detecting cancer in its early stages significantly increases the chances of patient survival. That’s why we’re developing screening tools and technologies to improve early cancer detection and diagnosis.

Lecia Sequist, MD and Florian Fintelmann, MD looking at a lung scan on a monitor.

Equity in cancer care

We are working to eliminate disparities and provide equitable access to cancer care and clinical research for all the communities we serve.

Dr. Wang with a patient

Research-driven care

With more than 900 researchers engaged in cancer research and more than 1,000 clinical trials annually, we are committed to advancing cancer care.

Marcela Maus, MD, PhD standing with Matthew Frigault, MD

From prevention to survivorship

Our approach to cancer care treats the whole person—not just their cancer—and covers the full spectrum of patient needs before, during, and after treatment. One component of that is our Lifestyle Medicine Program, which promotes evidence-based strategies to improve well-being and outcomes, supporting patients and their families throughout their cancer journey.

Daphne Haas-Kogan, MD hugging patient in clinic