Office of Cancer Survivorship Vision, Mission, and Future
The NCI Office of Cancer Survivorship (OCS) works to enhance the quality and length of survival of all persons diagnosed with cancer and to prevent, minimize, or manage adverse effects of cancer and its treatment. This video is a message from OCS Director, Dr. Emily Tonorezos regarding OCS’ mission, vision, and future. For more information, please visit: https://survivorship.cancer.gov
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Improving Cancer Care for Older Adults: The Role of Geriatric Assessments
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Your National Cancer Institute. Driving Cancer Breakthroughs. [Extended Version]
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Risk Factors for Cancer | Did You Know?
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How Patient-Reported Bother by Side Effects Predicts Cancer Treatment Discontinuation
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International Cancer Proteogenome Consortium
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Neuro-Oncology Branch Shapes the Next Generation of Researchers and Clinicians
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Your National Cancer Institute. Driving Cancer Breakthroughs.
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Your National Cancer Institute. Driving Cancer Breakthroughs. (Open Captions)
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Center for Cancer Research Focus RT Clinical Trial for Prostate Cancer: Frequently Asked Questions
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Introducing the Breast Cancer Symptom Explorer: Visualizing Adverse Events and Quality of Life
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Understanding the Toxicity Index: A Superior Measure for Adverse Event Analysis
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Lacey Koelling — CCR Patients Perspective
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Childhood Cancer Data Initiative Hub Explore Dashboard Tutorial
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