NCI invites studies on how bariatric surgery affects cancer risk to attract researchers focusing on long-term cancer effects, not just weight loss or diabetes outcomes.
Investigating how bariatric surgery affects cancer risk, supporting novel studies, exploring unknown mechanisms with the aim of finding proof of concept.
This grant supports investigator-initiated clinical trials to reduce cancer burden through early detection, prevention, and survivorship improvements.
Study to understand how incretin mimetics affect cancer risk and attract experts to investigate these mechanisms, aiming to differentiate impacts on cancer risk from other health outcomes like weight loss or diabetes.
Explore existing data to uncover cancer risk insights, seeking to understand outcomes like survival and treatment response.
The National Cancer Institute funds cancer epidemiology cohort research on cancer causes and survivorship, including cohort upkeep, follow-up, and data and biospecimen sharing; clinical trials are not allowed.