Looking Ahead in Cancer Control Month – Keep the Best and Leave the Rest Behind

Scientists continue to learn about lifestyle choices that reduce the risk of cancer. While we have had strong evidence for decades about some of the steps to lower cancer risks, we’ve made very little progress in implementing or raising awareness about them. Continue Reading »

Colon Cancer Survivors Suffer Less Recurrence and Live Longer with Healthy Lifestyle, Suggests A New Prediction Model

This is the first time that diet and lifestyle habits were incorporated into the standard prediction models for this cancer, offering important insights into how lifestyle habits can play a critical role in survivorship. Continue Reading »

Meet Javin Brita

Working as physician’s assistant at the Yale Cancer Center, Javin Brita sees AICR’s easy to understand informational materials and resources very useful, both for cancer patients and providers. Read why Yale Survivorship Program relies on AICR’s brochures and fact sheets. Continue Reading »

University of Tennessee Celebrates National Cancer Prevention Month

Here is an encouraging story of a dietitian who changed the menu for a week in the university cafeteria to educate college students about leading a cancer protective lifestyle.
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