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El Programa Comunitario de Investigación Oncológica (NCORP) del NCI es un programa comunitario que trae estudios clínicos de cáncer e investigación de prestación de tratamiento para cáncer a individuos en sus propias comunidades.

This list of publications from the RAS Initiative reflects the balance between the public responsibilities of the National Cancer Institute and the requirements of our external partners.

Hoja informativa que describe el tipo de información que puede aparecer en un informe de patología, el cual contiene los resultados de la examinación visual y microscópica del tejido extirpado durante una biopsia o cirugía.

Hoja informativa que analiza las investigaciones sobre la posible conexión entre los tintes para el cabello de uso personal y el cáncer.

This Moonshot initiative aims to develop effective cancer prevention and early detection approaches for those at high risk for inherited cancer syndromes and implement appropriate clinical management.

Insurance plans may cover some costs of taking part in a clinical trial. Learn who to contact for help, questions to ask, and the types of information to collect.

The International Rare cancer Initiative focuses on rare cancers because they are a pressing public health priority. Read more to learn about how CGH pushes for practice-changing clinical trials in rare cancers.

This Cancer Moonshot initiative aims to establish a pediatric cancer immunotherapy network to discover and characterize new targets for immunotherapies and ultimately develop new, effective immunotherapy treatments for children and adolescents with cancer.

Hoja informativa que describe la reconstrucción del seno (mama) después de una mastectomía. Contiene información sobre las opciones quirúrgicas, los cuidados de seguimiento y los exámenes de detección del cáncer de seno después de la reconstrucción.

The NCI Community Oncology Research Program (NCORP) is a community-based program that brings cancer clinical trials and cancer care delivery research to individuals in their own communities.

The NCI Outstanding Investigator Award (OIA) supports investigators with outstanding records of productivity in cancer research by providing extended funding stability and encouraging investigators to continue or embark on projects of unusual potential in cancer research.

Guiding questions for brain and spine tumor patients to ask their doctor about supportive care and coping resources.

Guiding questions for brain and spine tumor patients to ask their doctor about tumor recurrence or treatments when a tumor comes back.

Guiding questions for brain and spine tumor patients to ask their doctor about treatment risks and benefits, side effects, managing treatment and resuming activities during treatment.

Guiding questions for brain and spine tumor patients to ask their doctor after treatment finishes.