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Cancer control research tools, resources, and funding
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Survey instruments and public use data for many topic areas, such
as cancer information seeking and decision making, diet, physical
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cost of care, cancer outcomes, and survivorship
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Cancer statistics from the SEER and State Cancer Profiles
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Reports, including the
Cancer Trends Progress Report
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Annual Report to the Nation on the Status of Cancer
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Monographs about tobacco control, diet and physical activity,
cancer incidence, cancer costs, patient-centered communication,
cancer staging and registry data, mortality, and survival
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Intervention products for health communication, nutrition,
cancer screening, and smoking prevention and cessation
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Information concerning current trans-NIH and NCI-funded
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Employment and training opportunities in the Division for Cancer
Control & Population Sciences
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Smokefree.gov web and mobile mHealth resources for use
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Information on dissemination and implementation research
Division of Cancer Control & Population Sciences
Visit cancercontrol.cancer.gov
What’s NEW
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Smokefree.gov’s Practice Quit and Daily Challenges, two new
smoking cessation text messaging programs to help ambivalent
smokers build skills and positive experiences for quitting
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Springboard Beyond Cancer, a website designed in collaboration
with the American Cancer Society, helps cancer survivors actively
manage treatment symptoms and related health behaviors
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2014–15 Tobacco Use Supplement to the Current Population
Survey (TUS-CPS) cross-sectional data, including data on attitudes
toward smokefree policies in multiunit housing as well as core
tobacco use patterns
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The Cancer Epidemiology Descriptive Cohort Database, a public
resource that provides descriptive information on cohorts studying
cancer as a primary outcome
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A mobile-friendly version of the free Automated Self-Administered
24-Hour (ASA24) Dietary Assessment Tool, which collects food
recall and other food records for epidemiologic, surveillance,
clinical, and intervention-based research; for diet assessment and
nutrition counseling in clinical settings; and for teaching purposes
by educators
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The Infectious Agents and Cancer Epidemiology Research
webinar series
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The
Scientific News from the Behavioral Research Program
newsletter
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Access to research tools for measuring patient-reported outcomes,
including the Patient-Reported Outcomes version of the Common
Terminology Criteria for Adverse Events (PRO-CTCAE™) and
HealthMeasures
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Funding opportunities that focus on cancer caregivers and human
papillomavirus (HPV) vaccine uptake
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Information about the SEER-Consumer Assessment of Healthcare
Providers and Systems (SEER-CAHPS) linked data resource,
along with public use data
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Data from the 2015 National Health Interview Survey Cancer
Control Supplement
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Free, public use data files from all iterations of the 2003–2015
Health Information National Trends Survey (HINTS)
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NCI GeoViewer, which allows users to create maps of cancer
statistics, demographics, and risk factors
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Updated cancer stat fact sheets with statistical summaries for
common cancer types
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The
Did You Know?
video series highlighting key topics and trends
in cancer statistics
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Know Your Chances, a website presenting interactive risk charts
to put cancer risk in context
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SEER*Explorer, a new interactive website that provides easy
access to a wide range of SEER cancer statistics (e.g., cancer
site by gender, race, calendar year, age)
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