The goal of this study is to develop microsimulation population based models for the natural history of colorectal cancer; to determine the optimal best case strategies to reduce the CRC mortality rates in the population; and to use these models to inform health policy.
The GEM study is a population-based case-control study of multiple melanoma conducted in various geographic regions of North America, Europe and Australia.
Researchers hope that identifying a genetic link that will provide information about glioma that may lead to improved treatment, as well as ways to prevent this disease.
This study is trying to identify environmental and genetic factors that affect risk in families and individuals with pancreatic cancer. We hope that by learning what causes this disease, we will be able to prevent it or diagnose it earlier.
This study will identify any increased risk of breast cancer associated with the use of specific pesticides and sources of non-specific pesticide exposure typically found in agricultural communities.
