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Providing high quality care to patients.Training the next generation of radiation oncology leaders. Innovating through translational and clinical research.

Welcome to the Department of Human Oncology (DHO) at the University of Wisconsin

We are committed to training future leaders of radiation oncology; physicians, medical physicists, and radiation therapy healthcare professionals, conducting innovative research, and delivering high-quality and compassionate cancer care.

Please browse the Research, Education and Patient Care tabs on our website to see the full spectrum of our activities and meet our faculty, staff and trainees. Want to join our team or support our mission? Please reach out through the Contact tab to learn how you can contribute!

Dr. Zachary Morris in lab

“Building on a tradition of innovation and excellence in research, mentorship, education, and comprehensive patient care, the dedicated faculty and staff in our department are leading the way in advancing safer and more effective treatments for patients.”

—Zachary Morris, MD/PhD, Paul Harari Professor and Chairman

Find Us in the Community

Wisconsin Head and Neck Cancer SPORE

The Wisconsin Head and Neck SPORE is designed to promote translational laboratory and clinical research to improve overall outcome for patients with Head and Neck Cancer (HNC).

medical images of head and neck

Badger Challenge for Cancer Research: September 22, 2024

Thank you to all participants and supporters for Badger Challenge 2023! We had another record year and raised over $1 million.
2023 Milestones:
$1,034,012 raised for cancer research
3,280 registered participants
350 volunteers

Bicyclists passing in front of a tree and the rising sun on the Ride.

Support the Department of Human Oncology

The generosity of our philanthropic partners strengthens our clinical, research and educational endeavors. As we strive to develop world class research and clinical programs, your gifts are essential to our success and allow us to explore novel research ideas, develop new methods for diagnosis and treatment and enhance facilities as well as education.

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