Blogs
A collection of blog posts pertaining to the President's Cancer Panel and related topics.
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In this blog post, Michael Caputo reflects on his personal experience with cancer, the importance of learning from cancer patients and survivors, and his goals for his time on the Panel.
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How can we support care teams in resource-constrained settings to ensure cancer patients have access to high-quality cancer care and cutting-edge treatments via clinical trials? This Panel blog explores opportunities to leverage partnerships to ensure Americans benefit from advancements in cancer care.
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On June 8–9, 2026, the President’s Cancer Panel hosted a two-day public meeting to learn about modifiable risk factors for cancer and explore opportunities to strengthen cancer prevention in the United States. Check out this blog post to learn more about common themes and ideas that emerged from the meeting.
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Supporting the cancer research workforce represents a significant opportunity for the National Cancer Program. Check out the Panel’s blog to learn about the critical role of partnerships in strengthening our nation’s scientific talent.
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In this blog post, Panel Chair Dr. Harvey Risch shares critical moments in his career journey that led to his impactful work in cancer epidemiology. Learn more about Dr. Risch in our new blog post!
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This post is the third in a series on getting to know the President’s Cancer Panel. Learn more about the career journey of Panel member, Dr. Carol Brown, and her work advancing health equity in gynecological oncology.
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On September 12 and 13, the President’s Cancer Panel convened a two-day public meeting to assess cancer workforce challenges and discuss strategies for building and retaining a robust and diverse clinical care and research workforce. Check out our latest blog post to learn more about common themes and ideas that emerged from the meeting.
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This post is the second in a series on getting to know the President’s Cancer Panel. Learn more about the career journey of Panel member, Dr. Mitchel Berger, and his innovations in neuro-oncology.
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This post is the first in a series on getting to know the President’s Cancer Panel. Stay tuned for interviews with the other Panel members.
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On February 28, 2024, the Panel published its inaugural report to the President on the National Cancer Plan. Read our latest blog post to learn more about the Panel’s assessment process and the five priority areas identified in the report.