The AACR has a longstanding commitment to working with others to drive progress in cancer research.
Dr. Dang was among the first to discover that MYC oncogenes regulate tumor metabolism.
Scientists need to know how to share their findings with a sometimes skeptical public.
The new AACR president has seen major transformations in drug discovery and development.
More than 23,200 people gathered in San Diego for the AACR Annual Meeting 2024, where researchers presented the latest groundbreaking cancer research.
The AACR establishes a task force to focus on the evolving discipline of data science.
Statistics and patient stories in the AACR Cancer Disparities Progress Report 2024 reveal differences in cancer care.
Funding supports sarcoma research and helps build research infrastructure in Africa.
The daughter of a stomach cancer survivor pays it forward, and a police officer who survived multiple cancers runs for research.
A widower honors his late wife, a company donates after two employees die from cancer, and high school students advocate for cancer research.
The AACR continues to engage the community in bolstering the cause of cancer research.
Supporting one another helps us reach cancer research goals.