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  1. Apr 2

    American Cancer Society Awards 110 research and training grants totaling >$47 million in first of two 2018 cycles

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    Mar 20

    Gary Reedy: “At American Cancer Society we believe where you live should not determine if you live”.

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    Mar 20

    “It’s not man versus machine, it’s man and machine. As more oncologists feel confortable using Watson as a second opinion, the adoption will really pick up.” - Gary Reedy, CEO AmericanCancer

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    Mar 20

    Gary Reedy discusses progress in with and - we are at the tipping point for at least second opinions- great example of man and machine together – at Mandalay Bay Arena

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  5. Mar 1

    Just a few hours left to vote .. and we're trailing! Vote for ACS investigator Becky Siegel's groundbreaking study identifying a troubling rise in colorectal cancer in millennials

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  6. Feb 26

    We may be biased, but this matchup between a striking rise in colorectal cancer and a link between unproven therapies and survival is really one of the best on the bracket! May the winner take the WHOLE THING!

    Support this groundbreaking study on the use of therapy for treatment and its impact on in today's competition! VOTE: Learn more about their research:
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  7. Feb 26

    A groundbreaking study that identified a concerning rise in colon and rectal cancer in younger people is in the running as top biomedical research in . Please vote!

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  8. Feb 15

    ACS epidemiologist comments on study linking highly processed foods to cancer risk.

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  9. Feb 2

    Read what has to say about new rodent study on cell phone radiation

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  10. Jan 31

    Who’s Still Smoking: Report Highlights Populations Still at Risk

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  11. Jan 25

    Report highlights current evidence on e-cigarettes; the American Cancer Society responds:

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  12. Jan 19

    Detecting cancer with a blood test: says promise is real, but important questions remain

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  13. Jan 18

    Inflammation-causing foods and colorectal cancer: new study sheds light on emerging risk factor. ACS's Marji McCullough, SCD RD responds:

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  14. Jan 4

    New: Cancer Mortality in the U.S. Continues Decades-Long Drop

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  15. 19 Dec 2017

    Congratulations to Ahmedin Jemal, DVM PhD, for being noted for 16 Hot Papers in Highly Cited Researchers 2017!

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  16. 11 Dec 2017

    National Lung Cancer Roundtable brings together patients, organizations, clinicians & others for first annual meeting

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  17. 30 Nov 2017

    Study Suggests Impact of ACS Colorectal Cancer Screening Program

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  18. 21 Nov 2017

    New Study Calculates Contribution of Smoking, Poor Diet, Obesity, and Other Modifiable Risk Factors to Cancer in the United States

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  19. 14 Nov 2017

    Insurance coverage plays key role in black/white survival gap in colorectal

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    7 Nov 2017

    Wow - American Cancer Society just committed $25M to to those that can come up with early detection tests. I love

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