NAACCR, Inc.

08/27/2025

Prostate cancer remains the most common cancer among men. PSA screening may reduce mortality but can confer other risks. Screening is a decision between the patient and his physician. Updated data at: https://bit.ly/45ZCCLA.

08/25/2025

Appendix cancer is distinct from colorectal with unique biology, genetics & clinical behavior. To ensure the burden is not masked, appendix stats should be separated from the colorectal site group. Data: https://bit.ly/3KQviWX

08/01/2025

Women who are able to can reduce their lifetime risk of all breast cancers, including triple negative. Explore breast cancer data by subtype in CiNA Explorer. Learn more at: Learn more at https://buff.ly/4bT7GMq.

07/30/2025

Now is the time to champion cancer registries! Together, we can help ensure cancer registries are seen, understood, and valued for the vital role they play in the fight against cancer. See the recent article published in the Narrative, including instructions for accessing the newly created Promoting the Value of Cancer Registries resource library. https://narrative.naaccr.org/now-is-the-time-to-champion-cancer-registries-help-spread-the-word/?fbclid=IwY2xjawL3N2NleHRuA2FlbQIxMQABHp-P0pklObvom4IQNuKJ_RFgNqCzX8J1ho8fcZUfMT-XgWuS1cJuOiRnCmW3_aem_jR9cFfjuF_S3jImhKXaTOQ

Recent events have made it clear: we must do more to elevate the visibility and importance of cancer surveillance. In today’s rapidly shifting public health landscape, the cancer registry community plays a pivotal role—not just in data collection, but in telling the story of why that data matter...

07/27/2025

July 27th is World Head & Neck Cancer Day. Risk factors for these cancers include alcohol and to***co use and HPV infection. They are most commonly diagnosed in men over 50. Learn more at https://buff.ly/4bT7GMq.

06/24/2025

Survivorship begins at diagnosis and lasts throughout the lifespan. Relatives & caregivers impacted by a diagnosis are survivors, too. Visit https://buff.ly/4bT7GMq for more survival data.

06/17/2025

📢NAACCR just released the latest US and Canadian data in CiNA Explorer! New statistics available this year include delay-adjusted trends for the US.📈Learn more at https://buff.ly/4bT7GMq.

06/10/2025

The most common risk factors for most types of uterine cancer are obesity and aging. The most common symptom is abnormal bleeding, especially bleeding after menopause. Visit https://buff.ly/4bT7GMq for more data.

06/05/2025

And that's a wrap on the NAACCR Annual Conference 2025 in Hartford! 🎉 What an extraordinary three days it has been, filled with invaluable insights, cutting-edge presentations, and wonderful connections. We are so grateful to everyone who attended, presented, and contributed to making this year's conference a resounding success. The energy and dedication to advancing cancer surveillance were truly inspiring. Thank you for joining us, and we look forward to seeing the positive impact of the collaborations and knowledge shared here! Safe travels home, everyone!

06/04/2025

What an incredible second day at the NAACCR Annual Conference in Hartford! We've continued to be inspired by groundbreaking research, thought-provoking discussions, and the passion of our community. From innovative data solutions to crucial public health initiatives, Day 2 delivered on all fronts. We're grateful for everyone's engagement and can't wait for our final day of insights tomorrow, June 5th! What was your biggest takeaway from today?

06/04/2025

Huge congratulations to our NAACCR 2025 certified registries! 🎉 Your incredible hard work and dedication never go unnoticed, and we're so proud of your commitment to excellence.

06/03/2025

What an incredible first day at the NAACCR Annual Conference in Hartford! 🙌 From engaging keynotes to insightful concurrent sessions, Day 1 was packed with brilliant discussions and valuable connections. We loved seeing so many of you collaborating and learning. We're already looking forward to another fantastic day tomorrow, June 4th! What was your favorite part of today? Share below! 👇