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Discovering the causes of cancer and the means of prevention
 
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      • Absolute Risk Modeling
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      • Exposure Assessment
      • Genomic Studies
      • The Human Microbiome and Cancer
      • Interdisciplinary Working Groups
      • Tumor Profiling in Relation to Cancer Etiology
    • Active Clinical Studies
    • Public Health Impact of DCEG Research
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    • What We Study
    • Who We Study
      • Cases and Controls
      • Cohorts
      • Families
    • How We Study
      • Descriptive Epidemiology
      • Exposure Assessment
      • Genomic Studies
      • Metabolomics
      • The Human Microbiome and Cancer
      • Interdisciplinary Working Groups
      • Tumor Profiling in Relation to Cancer Etiology
    • Active Clinical Studies

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      • Meet Current Fellows
    • Training Resources for Fellows and Staff
      • Radiation Dosimetry Course
    • Tenure-Track Career Path in DCEG
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    • Analysis Tools
    • Descriptive Epidemiology Resources
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Lisa J. McReynolds Becomes the First DCEG Assistant Clinical Investigator

Lisa J. McReynolds was appointed the first DCEG Assistant Clinical Investigator in the Clinical Genetics Branch in July 2019.

2019 summer interns group picture

2019 Summer Intern Poster Session

The 2019 Summer Intern Program culminated in a poster session displaying students' research that took place on August 9, 2019.

Stephen Chanock, Michelle Fang, Frank Colon-Matos, Diana Withrow, Francis Collins at Camp Fantastic 2019

2019 Camp Fantastic

In August 2019, DCEG staff and fellows spent a week in the Shenandoah Valley, Virginia, volunteering at Camp Fantastic, a summer camp for children affected by cancer.

Our Research

  • What We Study
  • Who We Study
  • How We Study
  • Active Clinical Studies
  • Public Health Impact of DCEG Research

Fellowships & Training

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  • What Our Fellows Do
  • Meet Current Fellows
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Tools & Resources

  • Index of Tools & Resources
  • Analysis Tools
  • Descriptive Epidemiology Resources
  • Study Design/Planning
  • Risk Assessment

Research Training Areas

Current fellowship training opportunities offered by the NCI Division of Cancer Epidemiology & Genetics

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Scientific Position Openings

Scientific position openings in the Division of Cancer Epidemiology and Genetics

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DCEG sponsors seminars by inhouse experts, lectures by visiting scholars, and informal meetings--all on a wide range of scientific topics.

 

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DCEG: Uncovering the causes of cancer, training future researchers

Learn how DCEG researchers and their trainees investigate the causes of cancer at the population level. 

Dr. Margaret Tucker Using a Dermatoscope to Examine Dysplastic Nevi

Moles to Melanoma: Recognizing the ABCDE Features

Photographs of common moles; dysplastic nevi (DN); and melanomas that arose from DN. Each case series shows changes in an individual pigmented lesion over a number of years and across the spectrum of changes typically seen in U.S. melanoma-prone families.

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