Despite a proliferation of novel treatment approaches, cancer continues to pose a major public health threat. Improved prevention, through higher screening rates and new strategies enabling eariier detection, will help reduce cancer incidence. For cancer patients at all stages, better symptom management - employing pharmaceutical, cognitive-behavioral, communication, and psychosocial approaches - will minimize suffering and optimize quality of life. Applied research will support the translation of epidemiologic, genetic, and behavioral research findings to improve outcomes, and the quality and cost effectiveness of cancer care.
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