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The ACS has honored Noel Brewer, PhD, with its Volunteer Leadership Award, which recognizes those who have taken on major volunteer leadership roles for ACS or have given many years of exceptional service across the organization.

New labels on alcoholic beverages warning of specific disease risks, including cancer and liver disease, could better motivate reduced drinking, according to a new study.

Victoria Bae-Jump, MD, PhD, was awarded the SGO Legacy of Impact Award in recognition of her sustained research contributions to gynecologic cancer care. Olivia Lara, MD, and Ben Albright, MD, were each awarded research grants.

AACR Annual Meeting, April 17-22, 2026 in San Diego.

UNC Lineberger researchers will present findings, chair sessions, lead session discussions and share their perspectives in topical forums and education sessions during the AACR Annual Meeting.

A hand holding a teal-colored cancer ribbon, representing ovarian cancer.

Led by a team of UNC researchers, this study explored the relationship between survival and how quickly patients are diagnosed with ovarian cancer.

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Brewer receives American Cancer Society’s Volunteer Leadership Award

Urology Times: Community engagement drives UNC’s effort to close prostate cancer care gaps

Urology Times: Matthew Nielsen, MD, MS, FACS, previews key themes at the 2026 AUA Annual Meeting

Updated alcohol warning labels may prompt people to cut back

ASCO Post: Treatment Modifications and Outcomes for Older Adults With Advanced Cancer Who Prefer Preserving QOL vs Prolonging Survival

UNC Gynecologic Oncology faculty honored at 2026 National SGO Meeting

UNC Lineberger and UNC faculty and trainees scheduled to present findings at American Association of Cancer Research Annual Meeting

Healio: ‘Gut punch’: Cancer care for older adults often not aligned with what they value most

UNC researchers publish findings in JAMA Network Open about the impact of diagnostic wait time on ovarian cancer survival

Medscape: Older Adults With Advanced Cancer Prioritize Quality of Life