The Topic Is Cancer Posts

The Sun Is My Vice

Robin Soler with her daughters

“Sun is my vice. It makes me feel good. It’s the root of my family name. Suns hang on the wall in my home reminding me and my children to shine—to be our best. We often speak of “vices” as something that’s okay because we do so many other things right. My vice damaged my skin.” Read More >

Posted on by DCPC5 Comments

Alcohol Awareness Month: Rethink Your Drink

Most of us are familiar with the link between some lifestyle behaviors and cancer—like smoking or physical inactivity. But some people may be surprised that alcohol consumption is also a risk factor for cancer, and that these lifestyle factors combined contribute to as much as 40% of cancers. Given that half of U.S. adults drink alcohol, it’s important to understand how alcohol use increases the risk of cancer. Read More >

Posted on by DCPCLeave a comment

Cancer Registry Data: In the Clouds

National Program of Cancer Registries

A lot of technological advancements add to fun and convenience, but technological advancements in cancer registry data can affect lives. The faster we receive data, the faster we can connect people to the care and support they may need. Read More >

Posted on by DCPC1 Comment

Best Remedy for COVID-19 Is Prevention

Since the novel coronavirus was first identified and named in January, there has been a flurry of news articles and social media posts about the respiratory illness, also known as COVID-19. Read More >

Posted on by DCPC219 Comments

Conversations with Authors: The Annual Report to the Nation

Since 1998, the Annual Report to the Nation has provided a yearly status report on cancer. We give an update of rates for new cases and deaths, as well as trends for the most common cancers in the United States.  Read More >

Posted on by DCPCLeave a comment