Home/CDC Priorities
For survivors, the cancer journey doesn’t end when treatment does. Our cancer survivorship resources help cancer control professionals and primary care providers to provide holistic care encompassing the physical, emotional, and psychological needs of cancer survivors, from diagnosis to post-treatment care and follow ups.
This special section supplements the American Cancer Society Cancer Facts & Figures 2024. View the Resource
The revised Patient Navigator training aligns to the CMS requirements for training for navigator reimbursement. We also ensured our training incorporates
A report and infographic offer insights and actionable information to support Hispanic cancer survivors. View the Report (PDF) View the Infographic
This fact sheet discusses: what misinformation is; how your healthcare team can help; how to spot misinformation; and how to talk to your loved ones about
This fact sheet addresses modifiable risk factors for prostate cancer and colorectal cancer. View the Resource
This 2-part archived webinar series was designed to support multi-sector organizations with addressing the prostate cancer-related Healthy People 2030 National
The purpose of this toolkit is to provide resources to support health systems as they use the survivorship standards to develop or enhance survivorship
This fact sheet provides ideas for prioritizing mental health by adding social and emotional support at each stage of the cancer care continuum. View the
This is brief 1 of 6 in the Nutrition, Physical Activity, Body Weight, and Cancer Survivorship series for healthcareteams that work with cancer survivors. View
This infographic details modifiable risk factors for breast cancer. View the Resource
GW Cancer Center
800 22nd Street, NW
Suite 8000
Washington, D.C. 20052
Office: 202-994-2449
"*" indicates required fields