News and Reports
To be an effective advocate, whether for yourself or at the federal level, it is important to stay informed. Below you'll find a list of the most recent cancer news so you can stay up to date. By clicking on the title, you'll be able to learn more about the latest news, find out how you can make a difference, and leave your comments after reading what others are saying.
Losing a Comforting Ritual: Treatment - July 2, 2009
New York Times editor Dana Jennings blogs about the uncertainty of what comes after cancer treatment.
Focusing on the Joys of Today - June 30, 2009
A clinical psychologist and cancer survivor writes about focusing on the present moment.
Narratives from Participants in Cancer Clinical Trials - June 29, 2009
Have you or someone you know with cancer thought about participating in a clinical trial?
Removing Disparities in Cancer Care - June 25, 2009
A study recently published in the Journal of Clinical Oncology predicts that the annual incidence of cancer in minorities will double between 2010 and 2030 and the total number of cancers diagnosed annually in older adults will increase by about 67% in that period.
Ellen Stovall on the Today Show - June 10, 2009
NCCS's Acting President & CEO joined Dr. Nancy Snyderman and Matt Lauer for the series Confronting Cancer Today.
"Courage Unmasked" Gains Momentum - June 5, 2009
On September 9, 2009, the American University Museum at the Katzen Art Center will host a totally unique fundraiser called "Courage Unmasked."
Study: Cancer Survivors Not Getting Needed Tests - June 4, 2009
Cancer survivors are at high risk for late effects, second cancers and cancer recurrence, which can occur years after treatment.
Progress But No Cure Reported at Major Cancer Conference - June 3, 2009
The American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO) president reported that researchers are getting closer to their goal of offering patients gentler, more tailored treatments that let them live longer and more comfortably.
Sharing Cancer Info May Be Empowering - May 15, 2009
Two genes are responsible for the majority of inherited breast and ovarian cancer cases, and tests can show if a woman has those genes.
Cancer in Winter, Optimism in Spring - May 5, 2009
New York Times editor Dana Jennings talks about his "personal renewal" post-treatment.
