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Cancer Causes and Control

Special issue of Cancer Causes and Controlexternal icon features authors from CDC as well as the Comprehensive Cancer Control National Partnership.

Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report

Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report Surveillance Summaries features Dr. Shane Gallaway’s report on tobacco-associated cancers.

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Cancer Plan Self-Assessment Tool
This resource helps comprehensive cancer control (CCC) programs evaluate their state, territory, tribe, or jurisdiction cancer plan.
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Comprehensive Cancer Control Branch Program Evaluation Toolkit
This resource helps grantees plan and implement evaluations of their NCCCP-funded programs.
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Colorectal Cancer Screening Rates
Our State Colorectal Cancer Screening Profiles are a useful resource to target efforts to increase colorectal cancer screening in your state.

Best Practices

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Nutrition and Physical Activity Strategies for Cancer Preventionexternal icon
Collection of nutrition and physical activity strategies from comprehensive cancer control program plans.
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Collaboration Guide for Pacific Island Cancer and Chronic Disease Programs
Resource for CCC programs and coalitions, and other chronic disease and school-based programs and coalitions, to work together in Pacific Island Jurisdictions.
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Lung Cancer Screening Programs pdf icon[PDF-2.6MB]
NCCCP awardees can increase awareness about lung cancer screening programs for people who have a high risk for lung cancer.
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Principles of Community Engagement (2nd Edition)
Guidance for public health professionals, health care providers, researchers, and community leaders and organizations on joining with community partners in projects that may affect them.
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Page last reviewed: July 30, 2021
Content source: Division of Cancer Prevention and Control,, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention