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More Than 145 Dana-Farber Affiliated Faculty Named as 2026 Top Doctors™ in Boston Magazine

Boston magazine has named more than 145 physicians affiliated with Dana-Farber Cancer Institute to its annual "Top Doctors" guide. Drawing from a Castle Connolly Medical Ltd. physician database, the Boston magazine Top Doctors™ list draws from hundreds of Boston-area physicians in many medical specialties

  • January 27, 2026

  • 6 min

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    Over 145 physicians affiliated with Dana-Farber Cancer Institute were named in Boston magazine's 2026 Top Doctors™ list.

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    The Top Doctors™ list is based on a physician database from Castle Connolly Medical Ltd. and includes various medical specialties.

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    Dr. Benjamin L. Ebert emphasized that the recognition reflects the faculty's commitment to compassionate, cutting-edge care.

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    Dana-Farber provides adult cancer care in partnership with Brigham and Women's Hospital and pediatric care with Boston Children's Hospital.

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    The February 2026 issue of Boston magazine features numerous Dana-Farber-affiliated physicians across multiple specialties.

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More Than 145 Dana-Farber Affiliated Faculty Named as 2026 Top Doctors™ in Boston Magazine

  • January 27, 2026

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