The Cancer Prevention and Control Program (CPCP) applies the expertise of behavioral, basic, and clinician-scientists to conduct innovative and impactful cancer research that reduces Colorado's cancer burden by bringing together scientists with strengths in public health, psychology, economics, and cancer care delivery.
Population Health Services staff are familiar with commonly used datasets including SEER, SEER-Medicare, All Payer Claim Dataset, Colorado Cancer Registry, COMPASS, ONCORE, ORIEN, and can assist with geospatial analyses or incorporating geospatial measures into research questions.
A free, quarterly series focused on living well with a breast cancer diagnosis. Rotating topics vary across a broad range of survivorship concerns including sexual health, managing lymphedema, navigating treatment-induced menopause, and addressing psychological well-being in survivorship.
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