2019 News Articles
Posted A new video from the National Cancer Institute (NCI) highlights the research efforts of the NCI Community Oncology Research Program (NCORP) in implementing cancer clinical trials and other research studies across the... Read More
POSTED: 05/16/2019
The NCI is seeking an innovative leader to serve as its Director for the Division of Cancer Prevention (DCP). The Division of Cancer Prevention conducts and supports research in cancer prevention, early detection, and... Read More
POSTED: 05/08/2019
Volume 10, Issue 2 Dear Nutrition Enthusiast, The spring issue of Nutrition Frontiers showcases coffee, tea, caffeine and the risk of skin cancer, bitter melon’s potential as a novel pancreatic cancer chemotherapeutic agent... Read More
POSTED: 04/29/2019
Could a Vaccine Prevent Colorectal Cancer in People with Lynch Syndrome?
Researchers have taken the first steps toward developing a vaccine to prevent cancer in people with Lynch syndrome, an inherited condition that elevates a person’s risk of colorectal, endometrial, and other types of cancer.... Read More
POSTED: 04/19/2019
TMIST PI Pisano: “Are we further reducing breast cancer mortality the more intensively we screen?”
The Tomosynthesis Mammographic Imaging Screening Trial, a massive randomized trial of early detection, is asking an important question: Is digital breast tomosynthesis better than digital mammography in reducing development... Read More
POSTED: 03/19/2019
NCI is participated in the American Association for Cancer Research (AACR) Annual Meeting held March 29 - April 3, 2019 at Georgia World Congress Center in Atlanta, GA, including presenting the following research results... Read More
POSTED: 03/15/2019
At 12 NCI Community Oncology Research Program (NCORP) sites across the United States, a new kind of study will soon be opening for patients with advanced malignancies being treated with molecularly targeted therapies. The... Read More
POSTED: 03/01/2019
After Lung Cancer Screening, Follow-Up Procedures May Be Riskier than Thought
Being screened for lung cancer can lead to follow-up diagnostic procedures, including invasive ones. The risk of complications from those invasive procedures may be higher than previously thought, a new study suggests. By... Read More
POSTED: 02/08/2019
Volume 10, Issue 1 Dear Nutrition Enthusiast, The winter issue of Nutrition Frontiers celebrates the beginning of 2019 and showcases the potential beneficial effects of a dietary pattern of whole grains, legumes, fruits... Read More
POSTED: 01/24/2019
FHP Health Center in Guam was approved in January as the newest affiliate of the National Cancer Institute Community Oncology Research Program (NCORP) to bring cancer clinical trials and cancer care delivery studies to... Read More
POSTED: 01/24/2019
Managing Cancer Pain: Are Better Approaches on the Horizon?
Pain is a common and much-feared symptom among people being treated for cancer and long-term survivors. Cancer pain can be caused by the disease itself, its treatments, or a combination of the two. It may be short-lived or... Read More
POSTED: 01/23/2019
The Final Verdict on Finasteride
Finasteride, a generic hormone-blocking drug, was found to reduce the risk of prostate cancer by 25 percent in the landmark Prostate Cancer Prevention Trial (PCPT). Long- term data, published today in the New England Journal... Read More
POSTED: 01/23/2019
Hepatitis Goes Undiagnosed in Cancer Patients
Results from the largest study of hepatitis B and C and HIV infection prevalence in cancer patients show that an alarmingly high rate of undiagnosed acute and chronic hepatitis B and C. Hepatitis B and C are serious but... Read More
POSTED: 01/17/2019
For Early-Stage Lung Cancer, Study Identifies Potential New Biomarker, Treatment Target
A new study has identified a potential biomarker of early-stage non–small cell lung cancer (NSCLC). The biomarker could help diagnose precancerous lung growths (called nodules or lesions) and early-stage lung cancers... Read More
POSTED: 01/03/2019
