Rutgers Cancer Institute specialists are now available for telemedicine appointments for existing and new patients. Meet with an oncologists from the comfort of your own home. Learn more
Rutgers Cancer Institute radiation oncology leader Dr. Bruce G. Haffty has been selected as the 2022 Gold Medal recipient by the American Society for Radiation Oncology (ASTRO) in recognition of his significant accomplishments in the field. Learn more
Minimizing your exposure to COVID-19 doesn’t require sacrificing cancer care or preventive services. Learn more
This summer, make sure you're taking the appropriate steps to protect yourself from harmful UV rays. Learn more
Doctors at Rutgers Cancer Institute and RWJBarnabas Health joined forces to offer CAR T-cell therapy, re-engineering the patient's own cells in a laboratory to attack his cancer. Read more
Rutgers Cancer Institute’s Chief Medical Officer Dr. Deborah Toppmeyer & Chief Nursing Officer Dr. Carolyn Hayes share the safeguards and precautions we’ve put into place to keep our patients and staff safe. Learn more
Patient Care
From doctor to nurse to social worker and others, our comprehensive team guides both patient and family through their cancer journey. Learn more
Find out how we're transitioning back to our robust clinical operations
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As one of the National Cancer Institute’s designated cancer centers, the Rutgers Cancer Institute of New Jersey provides access to the latest medicines through clinical trials.
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Research
Cancer research is one of the pillars of the Cancer Institute of New Jersey. Our physician-scientists engage in innovative techniques to unlock the mysteries of cancer, helping to make unique advances in the field.
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