NIH supports research on the causes, biological mechanisms, and early detection of non-hereditary cancers in adults ages 18–49 to inform prevention and control strategies.
Support basic research to uncover biological/genetic causes of cancer health disparities through innovative studies, methodologies, and data analysis.
Funding available for basic research on biological/genetic causes of cancer health disparities to support innovative studies and enhance expertise in the field.
Support for innovative research to improve cancer control through behavior modification, screening, and understanding etiologic factors, with the aim of advancing population-based cancer studies.
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.
This grant funds projects to further develop and validate innovative technologies that advance cancer research or clinical care, focusing on technical improvements and rigorous validation for broad adoption.