Dana-Farber names its under-construction freestanding hospital: the Lavine Bekenstein Cancer Hospital

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Dana-Farber Cancer Institute announced the name of its 300-bed, freestanding cancer hospital, which is now under construction and will span 450,000 square feet across 10 inpatient floors: the Lavine Bekenstein Cancer Hospital. The building is expected to open in 2031.

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