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Welcome to the American Cancer Society Press Room. Here you can browse our press releases, search our archives, and find details about our most recent announcements.
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| Find points of contact for specific information about cancer and ACS.
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| Learn current information about the American Cancer Society, as well as more about the Society's history, research milestones, and leadership.
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| Uncover the truth about recent cancer rumors, stories about ACS, internet hoaxes, and email chain letters.
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Dr. Len's Cancer Blog, authored by J. Leonard (Len) Lichtenfeld, MD, the Society's deputy chief medical officer, covers
breaking cancer news and provides commentary on new research, scientific developments, and other cancer
breakthroughs.
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| The American Cancer Society held the 2006 UICC World Cancer Congress and the 13th World Conference on Tobacco OR Health in July 2006 in Washington, D.C. This landmark event united the world's cancer and tobacco control communities in a global campaign against tobacco-related disease.
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Access the most up-to-date press releases and announcements from ACS.
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Breastfeeding, Other Factors May Affect Risk of Breast Cancer Type
Factors such as age at menopause as well as a woman’s breastfeeding practices can influence her risk of developing certain types of breast cancer |
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Burning Incense Increases Risk of Respiratory Tract Cancers
Long term use of incense increases the risk of developing cancers of the respiratory tract, according to a new study |
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American Cancer Society Receives $8.5 Million Contribution
The American Cancer Society, the nation’s largest voluntary health organization, has received a gift of $8.5 million from a single anonymous donor. |
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American Cancer Society, National Medical Association Announce Collaboration to Reduce Cancer Disparities
The American Cancer Society and the National Medical Association today announced a collaboration intended to educate the general public, physicians, and other health professionals about best practices to achieve optimal outcomes in cancer prevention and early detection. |
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Report Says Clinicians Should Consider Economic Impact of New Interventions
Cancer clinicians should understand and consider the economic impact of new interventions, which often have substantial costs, according to a report appearing in the July/August issue of CA: A Cancer Journal for Clinicians, a peer-reviewed journal of the American Cancer Society. |
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