Here is our kick-off edition of American Association for Cancer Research Annual Meeting News for #AACR24 April 5-10 in San Diego with more than 22,000 attendees. This online newsletter will be published each day of the meeting.
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Congrats to Mitchell Stoller our American Association for Cancer Research Foundation Chief Philanthropic Officer, on receiving the Game Changer Award at Rodney Mcleod Jr ‘s Change Our Future’s Sneaker Ball! It was a fun night in #Philadelphia celebrating with colleagues. #CancerResearch #Philanthropy #SneakerBall And thanks Nike’s Elijah Crandall for help with the kicks!
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Great outside meeting today with the AACR Comm and PR team in beautiful Washington Square Park on a nice day in #Philly. Thanks colleagues for all you do! 🌳 ☀️ #Teamwork #Gratitude
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Thank you COEE at Moffitt Cancer Center and Moffitt Cancer Center Media Relations team for promoting the American Association for Cancer Research Cancer Progress Report in the Tampa market. Great job with the TV news coverage for the Report! Patrick Hwu Kim Polacek, APR, CPRC Rajarshi S. Julia Plonowski Gunther Matthew B. Schabath, Ph.D #CancerReesearch Saves Lives
The Office of Community Outreach, Engagment & Equity at Moffitt Cancer Center
Receiving a cancer diagnosis is difficult and receiving good care is critical, but a new progress report from the American Association for Cancer Research shows not everyone is receiving cancer care at the same level. Matthew B. Schabath, Ph.D Cancer Epidemiology Program Co-Leader and member of COEE’s Research Integration Committee is the ongoing effort to address these disparities that affect underserved and minoritized populations. Take the time to share and learn more to understand the disparities and how you can help advocate for change. Together, we can ensure everyone receives the excellent care they deserve. To view the full cancer disparities report visit: https://lnkd.in/emD5vgW4 #CancerCareEquity #HealthForAll
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After a busy #AACR24, it was great to attend #ASCO24 and connect with leaders in #CancerResearch, members of the media, and PR and Comm colleagues from cancer centers, and also enjoy great music by #TheCheckPoints to boot! Thanks Kristen Neese and the American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO) Comms team for your hospitality! Hope to see everyone at #AACR25 in Chicago next April!
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At a Congressional Briefing today in DC for the release of the AACR Cancer Disparities Progress Report 2024 with a panel of disparities experts and survivors featured in the Report. Congratulations and thank you to Dr. Rob Winn Margaret Foti and Rajarshi S. for their leadership on this informative and important Report. https://lnkd.in/eGREHaHg
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Our American Association for Cancer Research Cancer Disparities Progress Report 2024 is being released today with a Congressional Briefing in Washington, D.C.
The AACR Cancer Disparities Progress Report 2024 is now available. The report outlines the complex socioeconomic, cultural, environmental, and biological factors that drive and perpetuate cancer health disparities and calls for a multidisciplinary and collaborative approach—including robust federal funding—to achieve health equity. Read the report: https://bit.ly/3ylI8JM #CancerDisparitiesReport #healthequity
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As a tradition, took the AACR Comm & PR team out last night in Philly to recognize and thank them for their great work on our Annual Meeting 2024 with more than 240 journalists & cancer center PIOs registered, 3 press conferences, 6,000 + media placements, 28000+ X posts, 571 million impressions, 9 Cancer Today stories, 12 blogs, 45 video interviews, and a special session on Communicating Science to the Public with more than 300 attendeess, just to name a few accomplishments! Enjoyed celebrating the team's spectacular efforts. #Gratitude #TeamWork
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Today is the American Association for Cancer Research’s 117th Anniversary!
On May 7, 1907, eleven prominent scientists met at the Willard Hotel in Washington, DC, to found the AACR, an organization whose charter was “to further the investigation and spread the knowledge of cancer.” Today, our 58,000 members in 141 countries and territories remain committed to the vision of those founders and the pursuit of our mission to prevent and cure all cancers. https://bit.ly/3UuCnAP #NCRM24
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Cancer Research Saves Lives. May is National Cancer Research Month. See below how you can support lifesaving research.
The AACR and its 58,000 members make advances every day across the full spectrum of cancer science and medicine. Join us during National Cancer Research Month as we highlight the critical role of research in improving the lives of patients with cancer. https://bit.ly/3WizEx7 #NCRM24 #CancerResearchSavesLives®
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Here is the latest American Association for Cancer Research blog post on our Special Session held last week at the AACR Annual Meeting 2024 in San Diego on "Strategies to Effectively Communicate Science to the Public” that we worked on with our then AACR President Dr. Phil Greenberg, moderator Dr. Bill Nelson, and a panel of experts. Bianca Islam Clifton Leaf Srivani Ravoori, PhD
How to Effectively Reach People with Your Science?
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