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Your membership dues help to strengthen our commitment to you, our alumni. The Alumni Society subsidizes an annual two-day scientific symposium at MSK, provide receptions at ASCO, and other regional meetings.

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Events

Each year, we host several social and educational opportunities designed to reconnect, engage and network with alumni.

Visit our Events page for details of upcoming events and meetings.

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About Us

The Memorial Hospital Alumni Society is a community unlike any other. Members range widely in age, live and work in different areas of the world, and represent the full spectrum of oncology specialties.

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Donations

The Memorial Hospital Alumni Society is a community unlike any other. Members range widely in age, live and work in different areas of the world, and represent the full spectrum of oncology specialties. Show your support by making a tax-deductible donation today.

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About Us

The Memorial Hospital Alumni Society shares Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center's commitment to the control and cure of cancer. To support this mission, the Alumni Society offers this Web site which features quick, searchable access to the entire alumni database.

By allowing members to contribute content, send e-mail, and register for events, the Alumni Society Web site will also serve to strengthen the community and social networking opportunities for Memorial-trained doctors.

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Photos From Past Events

To view photos from Memorial Hospital Alumni Society activities, first click on the album then click on any thumbnail photo to view the full-size photo. 

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In the News

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MSK NOW - October 2019

Doctors have known for a long time that cancer survivors may be at risk of a rare aftershock: developing a secondary leukemia years or even decades later. Because some chemotherapy drugs can damage the DNA in the bone marrow, where leukemia forms, experts have assumed that the drugs trigger the formation of cancerous blood cells that lead to leukemia.

A new study of people with breast cancer treated at Memorial Sloan Kettering is turning that idea on its head. The findings suggest that in some people, leukemia-causing gene mutations may be present in blood cells from the time that breast cancer is originally diagnosed, before chemotherapy is ever given. Although this discovery is important, the study looked at only a small group of patients, so larger studies are needed to confirm the findings.

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A Secondary Setback: Why Do Some People Get Leukemia after Breast Cancer?
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One MSK Digest - July 2019

Every Second Matters: A Day in the Life of a Gynecologic Oncology Fellow

Emeline Aviki walks us through a typically busy day in her life as a fellow in MSK’s highly prestigious Gynecologic Oncology Fellowship Program — just in time to celebrate MSK’s #1 ranking in Gynecology from U.S. News & World Report.

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Every Second Matters: A Day in the Life of a Gynecologic Oncology Fellow
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OncoNotes - August 2019

High-risk neuroblastoma cells harbor distinguishing molecular signatures, according to research that physician-scientists at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center and Weill Cornell Medicine published recently in the journal Neoplasia.

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New Molecular Signatures of High-Risk Neuroblastoma
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