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For prostate cancer survivor Eleuterio Peguero Rosa,
a colonoscopy may have prevented colorectal cancer.

Randy Layne and his wife, Ellen, teamed up to tackle his
bladder cancer diagnosis, treatment, and difficult recovery.

Please join the AACR in supporting research to reduce the
burden of cancer through prevention and screening.

Ibrutinib, which targets the molecule that fuels the growth of certain
cancer cells, is approved for Waldenström macroglobulinemia.

Drinking about four cups of coffee a day appears to reduce the risk
of developing endometrial cancer, a British study reports.

We've distributed more than $224 million
in cancer research funding since 2001

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For prostate cancer survivor Eleuterio Peguero Rosa,
a colonoscopy may have prevented colorectal cancer.

Randy Layne and his wife, Ellen, teamed up to tackle his
bladder cancer diagnosis, treatment, and difficult recovery.

Please join the AACR in supporting research to reduce the
burden of cancer through prevention and screening.

Ibrutinib, which targets the molecule that fuels the growth of certain
cancer cells, is approved for Waldenström macroglobulinemia.

Drinking about four cups of coffee a day appears to reduce the risk
of developing endometrial cancer, a British study reports.

We've distributed more than $224 million
in cancer research funding since 2001

Our Research

Our People

Our Impact

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Volunteer

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For prostate cancer survivor Eleuterio Peguero Rosa, a colonoscopy may have prevented colorectal cancer.

Randy Layne and his wife, Ellen, teamed up to tackle his bladder cancer diagnosis, treatment, and difficult recovery.

Please join the AACR in supporting research to reduce the burden of cancer through prevention and screening.

Ibrutinib, which targets the molecule that fuels the growth of certain cancer cells, is approved for Waldenström macroglobulinemia.

Drinking about four cups of coffee a day appears to reduce the risk of developing endometrial cancer, a British study reports.

We've distributed more than $224 million in cancer research funding since 2001

Our Research

Our People

Our Impact

Donate

Volunteer

Take Action

Cancer Connections

For prostate cancer survivor Eleuterio Peguero Rosa,
a colonoscopy may have prevented colorectal cancer.

Randy Layne and his wife, Ellen, teamed up to tackle his
bladder cancer diagnosis, treatment, and difficult recovery.

Please join the AACR in supporting research to reduce the
burden of cancer through prevention and screening.

Ibrutinib, which targets the molecule that fuels the growth of certain
cancer cells, is approved for Waldenström macroglobulinemia.

Drinking about four cups of coffee a day appears to reduce the risk
of developing endometrial cancer, a British study reports.

We've distributed more than $224 million
in cancer research funding since 2001