Caring for women with breast cancer is a privilege. I am tasked with determining the very best treatment for each individual patient and working collaboratively with them on their journey.
Medical Oncologist
Medical Oncology
Stanford University, Medical Oncology
Georgetown University
Georgetown University
Temple University
Catholic University
Breast Cancer
Anne Favret, M.D. received her medical degree from Temple University and completed her internship and residency at Georgetown University Hospital. During her fellowship at Stanford University, she developed an interest in clinical research for breast cancer and has published several review articles, original research papers and a book chapter in the area of breast cancer management. Dr. Favret has also regularly spoken within the community and to news sources on the subject of breast cancer. In 2014, she was featured in Forbesmagazine for her expertise in breast cancer detection methods.
Dr. Favret is a member of the American Society of Clinical Oncology and stays active with tumor boards and local support groups. Having made patient care a top priority, she has received several awards throughout her career, including Top Doctor and Best Doctor honors in Washingtonian magazine, Virginia Living Magazine, and the Washington Post. Dr. Favret serves on the Executive Committee and is the Co-director of Breast Research for Virginia Cancer Specialists. She also serves on the Breast Committee for US Oncology.
Dr. Favret enjoys spending time with her family, including her three children. Her leisure time is spent cooking, running, entertaining, and going to the beach.
Northern Virginia Magazine interviews Dr. Anne Favret in their "Spotlight on Top Oncologists" February 2019
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