Dr. Daniel Kapp

Biography

Daniel Kapp is a Professor of Radiation Oncology, Emeritus at Stanford University specializing in various aspects of radiation therapy and its application to gynecologic malignancies, rectal and breast cancers, and Hodgkin's disease. He has a notable focus on hyperthermia, intraoperative radiation therapy, and high dose rate radiation therapy. In addition to his clinical work, he conducts research in predictive assays and patterns of tumor spread, aiming to improve patient outcomes. Kapp has contributed extensively to the literature on health care finance within the context of oncology, making him a vital resource in both academic and clinical settings. As an emeritus faculty member, he continues to be involved in teaching and mentoring students and residents in the Department of Radiation Oncology at Stanford, fostering the next generation of medical professionals in this critical field.

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