#American Cancer Society

Biden’s Cancer Moonshot aims to end cancer as we know it.

They’re in DC to advocate for cancer research funding and to expand access to prostate screenings and multi-cancer early detection.

American Cancer Society stresses the need for early detection, screening and prevention strategies, especially for at-risk communities.

These websites offer education, support and more for people affected by bladder cancer.

Black and Latino people diagnosed with multiple cancers had higher mortality than their white counterparts.

Researchers suggest more ongoing cancer surveillance focusing on the uninsured and individuals who live in socioeconomically deprived areas.

Neighborhood socioeconomic status and insurance were contributing factors, finds new research on Black cancer survivors.

Short-term insurance plans often offer very limited coverage and do not follow ACA rules. People mistake the low premiums for a good deal.

American Cancer Society research also shows ways to make healthy food accessible and help improve diet quality and population health.

“The science is still evolving,” says an American Cancer Society statement that advises people “to reflect on their use of aspartame.”

Palliative care specialists help patients find relief from pain, stress and treatment side effects.

In nearly 220,000 stores, tobacco companies must post signs “telling the truth about the deadly consequences of cigarette smoking.”

A new survey also finds that one third of LGBTQ cancer patients and survivors experienced discrimination in health care settings.

A study led by researchers at the American Cancer Society looked at 51,000 women ages 18 to 39 who had been diagnosed with breast cancer.

The American Cancer Society commits to improving lives by increasing diversity in medical education.

Why the American Cancer Society and ACS CAN support Biden’s pick of Mandy Cohen to lead the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention