News Â鶹´«Ã½ from Cancer Prevention Institute of California Latest news from Cancer Prevention Institute of California on News en-us Copyright 2024 News News Â鶹´«Ã½ from Cancer Prevention Institute of California 115 31 / /images/newswise-logo-rss.gif Bay Area Cancer Research Institute Disbands After 44 Years /articles/bay-area-cancer-research-institute-disbands-after-44-years/?sc=rsin /articles/bay-area-cancer-research-institute-disbands-after-44-years/?sc=rsin Tue, 31 Jul 2018 09:00:20 EST Organization's cancer control research programs to continue at UCSF and Stanford Cancer Prevention Institute of California Overall Cancer Cases and Deaths Continue to Decline for the Greater Bay Area /articles/overall-cancer-cases-and-deaths-continue-to-decline-for-the-greater-bay-area/?sc=rsin /articles/overall-cancer-cases-and-deaths-continue-to-decline-for-the-greater-bay-area/?sc=rsin Tue, 05 Jun 2018 09:00:08 EST For Some Cancers, Incidence Rates Are Increasing Among All Racial/Ethnic Groups Cancer Prevention Institute of California Survey of Vietnamese Nail Salon Workers in Alameda County, CA /articles/survey-of-vietnamese-nail-salon-workers-in-alameda-county-ca/?sc=rsin /articles/survey-of-vietnamese-nail-salon-workers-in-alameda-county-ca/?sc=rsin Mon, 19 May 2008 06:00:00 EST Vietnamese nail salon workers suffer from acute health effects associated with the chemicals they use in their work, A new survey from the Northern California Cancer Center and the Asian Health Services of Oakland is one of the first such surveys to focus on this understudied workforce. Cancer Prevention Institute of California 2008 Cancer Incidence and Mortality Report /articles/2008-cancer-incidence-and-mortality-report/?sc=rsin /articles/2008-cancer-incidence-and-mortality-report/?sc=rsin Thu, 24 Apr 2008 08:30:00 EST The Northern California Cancer Center's 2008 Cancer Incidence and Mortality in the Greater Bay Area report presents the most updated cancer rates and trends among the diverse racial and ethnic populations in nine San Francisco Bay Area counties. Cancer Prevention Institute of California $2.9 Million Grant Aims to Reduce Cancer Screening Disparities /articles/29-million-grant-aims-to-reduce-cancer-screening-disparities/?sc=rsin /articles/29-million-grant-aims-to-reduce-cancer-screening-disparities/?sc=rsin Fri, 04 Apr 2008 13:00:00 EST The Vietnamese REACH for Health Initiative coalition, under the leadership of the Northern California Cancer Center was recently awarded a $2.9 million grant to evaluate the effectiveness of a colorectal cancer lay health worker and media intervention in increasing colorectal cancer screening among Vietnamese Americans. Cancer Prevention Institute of California Equality in Breast Cancer Care Study /articles/equality-in-breast-cancer-care-study/?sc=rsin /articles/equality-in-breast-cancer-care-study/?sc=rsin Thu, 20 Mar 2008 08:00:00 EST The Northern California Cancer Center is conducting a novel inquiry into why disparities exist among certain groups of women diagnosed with breast cancer. Cancer Prevention Institute of California Take Action: Congressional Butt-In Day, March 19, 2008 /articles/take-action-congressional-butt-in-day-march-19-2008/?sc=rsin /articles/take-action-congressional-butt-in-day-march-19-2008/?sc=rsin Wed, 19 Mar 2008 08:45:00 EST The Northern California Cancer Center strongly supports the passage of three bills in Congress to provide colorectal cancer screening services to everyone in the United States. Cancer Prevention Institute of California Colorectal Cancer in Vietnamese Americans /articles/colorectal-cancer-in-vietnamese-americans/?sc=rsin /articles/colorectal-cancer-in-vietnamese-americans/?sc=rsin Mon, 10 Mar 2008 08:45:00 EST Rates of colorectal cancer screening among Vietnamese Americans are lower than those in non-Hispanic whites. The Northern California Cancer Center recommends the development of culturally-specific communication tools to better educate minority populations about cancer. Cancer Prevention Institute of California Lessoning the Burden of Hepatitis B Virus Infection and Liver Cancer Among Asian and Pacific Islander Americans /articles/lessening-the-burden-of-hepatitis-b-virus-infection-and-liver-cancer-among-asian-and-pacific-islander-americans/?sc=rsin /articles/lessening-the-burden-of-hepatitis-b-virus-infection-and-liver-cancer-among-asian-and-pacific-islander-americans/?sc=rsin Tue, 15 Jan 2008 07:00:00 EST A research scientist at the Northern California Cancer Center has recently collaborated with colleagues at the Asian Liver Center at Stanford University on two papers that demonstrate the effectiveness of culturally aligned interventions that may help reduce the disproportionate burden of chronic HBV infection and liver cancer among Asian/Pacific Islander Americans. Cancer Prevention Institute of California Center Rescues Online Bay Area Breast Cancer Resource Guide /articles/center-rescues-online-bay-area-breast-cancer-resource-guide/?sc=rsin /articles/center-rescues-online-bay-area-breast-cancer-resource-guide/?sc=rsin Thu, 29 Jun 2006 09:00:00 EST With the closure of The Better Health Foundation, the Northern California Cancer Center is committed to keeping one-of-a-kind resource alive. Cancer Prevention Institute of California NCCC's Chief Scientist Ranks in Top Five Percent for NIH Grant Monies /articles/ncccs-chief-scientist-ranks-in-top-five-percent-for-nih-grant-monies/?sc=rsin /articles/ncccs-chief-scientist-ranks-in-top-five-percent-for-nih-grant-monies/?sc=rsin Thu, 16 Mar 2006 03:15:00 EST Dr. Dee West, the Chief Scientific Officer for the Northern California Cancer Center, is among an elite group of grantees from the National Institutes of Health. West ranks in the top five percent for the monetary distribution of research-related NIH grants nationwide over the last 25 years. Cancer Prevention Institute of California Greater Bay Area Follows National Trends in Cancer Decline /articles/greater-bay-area-follows-national-trends-in-cancer-decline/?sc=rsin /articles/greater-bay-area-follows-national-trends-in-cancer-decline/?sc=rsin Fri, 17 Feb 2006 05:00:00 EST Following estimates in the 55th edition of Cancer Facts & Figures, the Bay Area has seen a decrease in the number of new cancers diagnosed and the number of deaths from cancer. The downward trend began around 1999, falling from 27,503 new cancer cases to 26,716 in 2002. Cancer Prevention Institute of California Overall Cancer Rates of Bay Area's Asians Decline /articles/overall-cancer-rates-of-bay-areas-asians-decline/?sc=rsin /articles/overall-cancer-rates-of-bay-areas-asians-decline/?sc=rsin Wed, 03 Aug 2005 13:15:00 EST Overall rates of new cancer diagnoses have declined in each of six Asian groups in the Greater San Francisco Bay Area, researchers have written in a new special report. At the same time, the researchers saw up to tenfold differences in the rates of new diagnoses among the groups studied. Cancer Prevention Institute of California