NCI Bulletin Articles

The NCI Cancer Bulletin, an award-winning online newsletter published by the National Cancer Institute from January 2004 through January 2013, provided the latest news about cancer research, including research supported by NCI, other federal agencies, and institutions from across the nation and around the world.

Using an Ocean of Data, Researchers Model Real-Life Benefits of Cancer Screening (PDF, 215 KB) (November 2012)
After Landmark Study, Exploring Questions about Lung Cancer Screening (PDF, 244 KB) (November 2012)
After Negative Colonoscopy, Rescreening with Other Tests May Be Effective (PDF, 168 KB) (November 2012)
Long-Term Trial Results Show No Mortality Benefit from Annual Prostate Cancer Screening (PDF, 167 KB) (January 2012)
U.S. Colorectal Cancer Death Rates Continue to Drop, But Not Equally (PDF, 194 KB) (July 2011)
Modeling for Research Success (PDF, 129 KB) (Nov 2009)
Computational Modeling Paints a Picture of the Future (PDF, 139 KB) (May 2009)
A Conversation with Dr. Barbara Rimer and Dr. Robert Croyle (PDF, 244 KB) (October 2007)
Good News on Cancer Deaths Underscores Progress (PDF, 228 KB) (January 2007)
CISNET Offers Powerful New Tools for Cancer Control (PDF, 246 KB) (July 2006)
Consortium Modelers Interpret U.S. Trends in Breast Cancer Mortality (PDF, 202 KB) (November 2005)

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