The Pancreatic Cancer Collective Awards $7 Million in First-round “New Therapies Challenge” Grants
“The Pancreatic Cancer Collective, the strategic partnership of the Lustgarten Foundation and Stand Up To Cancer (SU2C), has awarded...
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Many Patients Diagnosed with High-risk Adenomas May Not Receive Subsequent Colonoscopies in Recommended Time Frame
PHILADELPHIA – Patients who are diagnosed with adenomas, a possible precursor of colorectal cancer, often do not receive subsequent...
American Association for Cancer Research Applauds FDA for Actions to Protect Children from Tobacco-related Disease
New restrictions aimed at halting and reversing the alarming rise in the use of e-cigarettes among youth WASHINGTON, D.C....
AACR Partners with NBC10 and Telemundo62 for Progress and Promise Against Cancer as part of the AACR Philadelphia Marathon
World’s leading cancer research experts from Philadelphia’s largest health care and academic institutions will unite for a live, interactive...
African-American Caregivers Report Lower Burden, Better Mental Health Outcomes Than White Caregivers
NEW ORLEANS – African-Americans caring for loved ones with cancer were less likely than their white peers to report...
Risk of Cancer Mortality May Increase for Successive Generations of Latino Immigrants
NEW ORLEANS – Latinos in the United States experienced an overall increased risk of cancer death with each generation...
Oncologists: LGBT-related Knowledge and Clinical Practices Improved After Cultural Competency Training
NEW ORLEANS – An interactive online LGBT cultural competency training program for oncologists may be acceptable, feasible, and improve...
A Culturally Tailored Multilevel Intervention Increased HPV Vaccination of Asian American Adolescents
NEW ORLEANS – A culturally tailored multilevel strategy designed to remove barriers to human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccination among low-income,...
Coverage of Hormonal Breast Cancer Therapies Increased in States that Expanded Medicaid
NEW ORLEANS – An evaluation of breast cancer patients enrolled in Medicaid showed that states that expanded Medicaid during...
A Prognostic Model May Predict Survival in African-American Women with Breast Cancer
NEW ORLEANS – A prognostic model developed using a machine learning approach could identify African-American breast cancer patients with...