In This Issue
- Linkage Home
- Cohort Consortium Flourishing as It Enters Ninth Year
- Norman Boyd Visits as an HREB Distinguished Lecturer
- New Tool Predicts Colorectal Cancer Risk
- NCI Director's Innovation Awards
- DCEG Welcomes Visiting Scholar Norman Breslow
- Changing Guard at The Institutional Review Board
- New Immunity and Inflammation Planning Group
- Robert Hoover Testifies on Cell Phone Use
- Stephen Rappaport Visits DCEG as Distinguished Lecturer
- NIH Research Festival
- Neil Caporaso Honored for Collaboration
- Frontiers in Cancer Prevention Meeting
- The All-Ireland Cancer Conference
- DCEG Fellows Award for Research Excellence
- New Senior Investigators
- Dyskeratosis Congenita: First NIH Clinical Research Workshop
- Scientific Highlights
- DCEG People in the News
- Kelly Bolton Receives Nick Day Prize
- Comings...Goings
- Ihor Masnyk Retires
Kelly Bolton Receives Nick Day Prize
Kelly Bolton receives award from Nicholas Day, former head of the Department of Public Health and Primary Care at Cambridge.
Kelly Bolton, Hormonal and Reproductive Epidemiology Branch, an NIH-Oxford-Cambridge Scholars Program Fellow, completed requirements for her M.Phil. degree in epidemiology from the University of Cambridge, United Kingdom, where she was also the joint winner of the Nick Day Prize for the best M.Phil. student in the epidemiology program. Her master’s thesis is titled “Ovarian cancer prognosis: A genome-wide association study.” Her mentors are Montserrat García-Closas, M.D., Dr.P.H., and Dr. Paul D.P. Pharoah of the University of Cambridge.
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