Thoracic Cancer Program
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The Boston Medical Center Thoracic Cancer Program evaluates patients with all types of thoracic cancers. Some of the conditions we treat include lung cancer, esophageal cancer, and mesothelioma.
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3rd Floor
Moakley Building 617.638.6428
Our Team
Medical Oncology Team
Peter C Everett, MD
Umit Tapan, MD
Special Interests
Non-Small Cell Lung Cancer, Small-Cell Lung Cancer, Mesothelioma, Immunotherapy, Targeted Therapy
Elizabeth Tiani, NP
Radiation Oncology Team
Minh T Truong, MD
Special Interests
Head and neck, skin and central nervous system malignancies, airway amyloidosis
Ariel E Hirsch, MD
Kimberley S Mak, MD, MPH
Pulmonary Medicine Team
Hasmeena Kathuria, MD
Special Interests
Tobacco dependence; Sleep-disordered breathing
Christine L Campbell-Reardon, MD
Katrina A Steiling, MD
Special Interests
Lung cancer, lung nodule evaluation
Ehab S Billatos, MD
Special Interests
Lung Cancer Diagnostics
Radiology Team
Gustavo A Mercier, MD, PhD
Special Interests
Molecular imaging, oncology imaging, cardiology imaging, neurology imaging, and cross sectional imaging
Sara K Meibom, MD
Special Interests
Oncology imaging, Head and Neck cancer
IR Team
Mohammad M Bader, MD
Suvranu Ganguli, MD
Research Overview
The Thoracic Cancer Program at Boston Medical Center conducts world-class clinical research and trials. Our faculty are internationally recognized for contributions to research and have been at the forefront of developing new approaches to the study and treatment of thoracic cancer disorders.
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