Cancer Prevention and Control Research Program Archives - Page 3 of 27

Ronny Bell, PhD, MS, has been appointed associate director of Cancer Care Access and Excellence at UNC Lineberger, a role that seeks to end cancer disparities for North Carolinians and beyond.

Kimberly Shoenbill, MD, PhD, MS, and Adam Goldstein, MD, MPH, outline the need for health professionals to work collaboratively to optimize tobacco cessation treatment in patients undergoing lung cancer screening.

AACR: American Association for Cancer Research.

Researchers and trainees from UNC and UNC Lineberger at will present more than 30 talks and participate in scientific and educational panels and discussions on the latest cancer research.

Ronny Bell, PhD, MS, continues to serve his community and give back to the native population that he cares for deeply, personally and professionally.

Sarah Mills, PhD, led a study team that examined the effects of banning the sale of menthol cigarettes, finding that it could lead to a meaningful reduction in smoking rates.

Women wearing pink t-shirts with a pink ribbon pinned to their shirts.

Marissa Hall, PhD, and colleagues published study findings on pink ribbon marketing done by companies whose products have a direct link to breast cancer, such as alcohol.

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UNC Lineberger names Bell associate director of Cancer Care Access and Excellence

OncLive: Giants of Cancer Care® Announces the 12th Annual Class of Inductees

Lexington Herald-Leader: How UK is helping lead the discussion on this type of preventable cancer

Editorial underscores need to pair lung cancer screening with comprehensive smoking cessation support

UNC researchers present at American Association for Cancer Research’s 115th Annual Meeting

North Carolina Health News: How is NC spending $40M Juul vaping settlement?

A few minutes with Ronny Bell, PhD, MS

Menthol cigarette bans could lead nearly a quarter of smokers to quit

Pink ribbon marketing on alcohol reveals need for ‘pinkwashing’ awareness

New York Times: A Quarter of Smokers Quit Under Menthol Bans, Study Finds