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Colorectal Cancer Program Improves Screening Uptake in Minorities

“It is critically important to take action at the community level in order to meaningfully reduce colorectal cancer disparities."

Helping Cancer Survivors Cope with Cancer-Related Anxiety and Distress

“Cancer survivors need the expertise of someone who knows cancer and understands what is ‘normal’ for a cancer survivor.”

$4.2M Project Seeks to Connect Rural Coloradans With Cancer Prevention, Detection, and Care

Rural Americans diagnosed with cancer are more likely to die from their conditions than are urban Americans.

Rural Areas Lag Behind in Lung Cancer Declines

Rates are also falling more among men than among women.

When the cancer clinic at Mercy Hospital Fort Scott closed in January 2019, people like Karen Endicott-Coyan had to continue treatment in new locations. Endicott-Coyan has a rare form of multiple myeloma and now drives an hour for her weekly chemotherapy.

Have Cancer, Must Travel: Patients Left In Lurch After Hospital Closes

As a rural town grapples with the closure of its hospital, cancer patients try to continue their treatments in different locations.

In Clinical Trials, Urban and Rural Cancer Patients Have Similar Survival Rates

Study findings underscore the need for uniform care and treatment.

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