RT @FarhadIslami: On National #Postdoc Appreciation Week, we appreciate the incredible work of Dr. Qinran Liu @QLiu_EPI, our postdoctoral f….

A new @AmericanCancer study led by Dr. Sung reported that #GenX & #Millennials have an elevated #cancer risk than Baby Boomers of same age for 17 of the 34 cancer types, with mortality also similarly elevated in Gen X & Millennials for 5 of these cancers.

RT @DrRobinYabroff: Congrats Dr Zhao for leading this great collaboration examining health insurance literacy! .@jinxuan_zhao @khera_nandit….

RT @FarhadIslami: Published today @CACancerJournal: Updated info on % & no. of cancer cases/deaths attributable to potentially modifiable r….

The Surveillance Research team at ACS booth, National Association of Central Cancer Registries annual conference, Boise, Idaho.

RT @OncoAlert: Dear Colleagues at #ASCO24 .From our series with our partners of @AmericanCancer Journals, we are Honored to present Tyler K….

RT @pritibandi: Our paper out today shows lung cancer screening continues to be suboptimal in eligible US adults, especially in individuals….

RT @billdahutmd: What a star!.

RT @ACSNews: “Self-collection can expand access to screening & reduces barriers, which will give more people the opportunity to detect, tre….

RT @DrNogueiraL: Thank you @CleanAirMoms.May Supermom of the Month

RT @DrRobinYabroff: Thanks for leading this important research @jasonzhengzy ! . Fantastic collaboration @mateopbanegas @HanXuesong @jingx….

45% of #Cancer deaths in the #US are attributable to modifiable risk factors, with cigarette smoking alone accounting for 29% of the deaths. This underscores the importance of focusing on prevention to substantially reduce the US cancer burden.

Stark geographic inequality in the availability of radiotherapy. One radiotherapy machine for <17 thousand individuals in high-income countries compared to for about 17 million individuals in low-income countries, a thousand fold difference.

New global cancer statistics from @AmericanCancer.& @IARCWHO show that cervical cancer is the leading cause of cancer death in 37 countries (predominantly in sub-Saharan Africa) largely because of lack of or suboptimal early detection services.

RT @CACancerJournal: 🌍 New global cancer statistics from @AmericanCancer & @IARCWHO reveal that ~20 million new cancer cases were diagnosed….

RT @LLacasseACSCAN: .@ME_Fleury and researchers from @ACSCAN & @fredhutch released findings in @JCO_ASCO showing that 21.9% of people with….

A new @AmericanCancer study led by Dr. Lee reported that up-to-date cervical cancer screening is lower in rural community health centers (CHCs) than in urban CHCs, and difference in English proficiency accounted for >50% of the disparity. @FarhadIslami .

RT @JournalCancer: What factors contribute to differences in #CervicalCancer screening in rural and urban community health centers? A new @….

RT @EphremMD: My amazing wife, Bilain, has matched at her top-choice pediatrics residency program at @WUSTL! I couldn't be happier that we'….

RT @AmerCancerCEO: I am incredibly proud of the work that our @ACSCAN team does to improve the lives of cancer patients and their families.….