The #HPV vaccine can prevent many cancers caused by HPV, such as #CervicalCancer & #OropharyngealCancer. Talk to your healthcare provider about getting yourself or your child vaccinated! Read more about HPV vaccine studies: dceg.cancer.gov/research/what-… #NationalImmunizationAwareness

Check out the Moles to Melanoma web tool our scientists developed which helps you recognize the ABCDE features of #melanoma: moles-melanoma-tool.cancer.gov/#/ #SummerSunSafety

We love FAIR principles! 😍Great work!

Important to highlight where research should focus next: in this case, on improving ovarian cancer risk prediction models.

The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) recently approved two human papillomavirus (HPV) tests that allow women to self-collect their samples in a health care setting. go.nih.gov/gxKkiPH

Thank you for sharing this important project led by our fellows! Their passion for increasing inclusivity in the workplace and in their science is inspiring. 🙌

NCI scientists have identified several cancers that could possibly be caused by viruses. Learn more about this investigation by Cancer Epi & Genetics researchers: go.nih.gov/VFVfvLl

In a recent study, Cancer Epi & Genetics investigators determined that patients with papillary thyroid carcinomas (PTC) that can be driven by gene fusions are more likely to present with metastases at diagnosis than those with PTCs driven by point mutations. go.nih.gov/WYE9f2o

New Job Opportunity: Our Clinical Genetics Branch is looking for a #ResearchNurse to join their interprofessional research team who can provide patient-focused nursing care while balancing clinical care needs with research needs. #JobAd Learn more: go.nih.gov/26mYA2K

Enjoyed interacting with the vibrant faculty during my recent visit Emory Epidemiology

Congrats to Jacqueline B. Vo, PhD, RN, MPH Jaimie Z. Shing, PhD, MPH

Our investigation in UK Biobank identifies social, behavioral and clinical risk factors associated with clonal hematopoiesis and details differences in effect based on type of CH (e.g., CHIP, autosomal mCAs, mLOY and mLOX). aacrjournals.org/cebp/article-a…

Dr. Payal Khincha studies inherited cancer predisposition syndromes, particularly those that can affect children, such as Li-Fraumeni syndrome. #ChildhoodCancerAwareness go.nih.gov/khincha-payal

👩‍🔬 👩‍🔬 Meet Our Scientists: Cari Kitahara, PhD, MHS & Elisa Pasqual in the Radiation Epidemiology Branch discuss their research on #ThyroidCancer, specifically the late effects of radioactive iodine treatment. #THYCA #ThyroidAwareness go.nih.gov/meetREB

New Job Opportunity: Our Clinical Genetics Branch is looking for an #AdministrativeCoordinator who can provide much-needed administrative & scientific support, such as purchasing, travel planning, personnel management, & meeting coordination. Learn more 👇go.nih.gov/3ZdfB84

Dr. Sam M Mbulaiteye studies risk factors for Burkitt lymphoma, the most common #ChildhoodCancer in Africa. #ChildhoodCancerAwareness go.nih.gov/mbulaiteye-sam