Division of Cancer Control and Population Sciences

The Division of Cancer Control and Population Sciences is part of the National Cancer Institute, focusing on understanding how cancer affects populations. It conducts research on cancer prevention, detection, and treatment while considering factors like lifestyle, genetics, and environment. This division aims to improve public health by identifying ways to reduce cancer risk, improving testing and treatment access, and promoting health equity. By studying trends and patterns in cancer, it helps develop effective strategies that reduce the overall impact of cancer on communities and enhance quality of life for those affected by it.