For decades, NIH has been the nation’s cornerstone of medical research, driving discoveries that have led to groundbreaking treatments, increased survival rates, and enhanced quality of life for patients. AACR will continue to urge Congress to support this critical institution.

The nation’s longstanding, bipartisan support of medical research is an investment in innovation that has saved, extended, and enhanced the lives of millions of Americans. We ask Congress to continue to support the NIH and sustain the pace of progress. votervoice.net/AACR/Campaigns…

It was great to see Blood Cancer Discovery editor-in-chief Riccardo Dalla-Favera at the International Conference on Malignant Lymphoma in Lugano. We thank Riccardo for co-chairing today's AACR-ESOncology Foundation-ESMO - Eur. Oncology joint workshop on Genetics of Diffuse Large B Cell Lymphoma. #18ICML

It was a pleasure to work with Francesco to highlight this emerging area of cancer research. The AACR is proud to partner with ICML to advance the understanding and treatment of lymphoid neoplasms. International Conference on Malignant Lymphoma Francesco Bertoni

It was a pleasure to return to Trento this weekend to see Pezcoller Foundation president Enzo Galligioni and to honor #AACRFellows Bill Kaelin for his outstanding service as the chair of the @Pezcoller Scientific Standing Committee.

Federally-funded biomedical research drives progress against a wide range of diseases—including cancer—and safeguards the nation’s health. It is critical that we all ask our representatives in Congress to support funding for NIH. votervoice.net/AACR/Campaigns…

Patients depend on a constant stream of new treatment options to help them stay ahead of their cancers. It is critical that we ask Congress to maintain that momentum by preserving the nation’s investment in innovation and fully funding NIH: votervoice.net/AACR/Campaigns…

Thank you, Liz and George, for highlighting the critical value of federal funding for cancer research. I encourage everyone to contact their representatives and urge continued bipartisan support for the NCI. votervoice.net/AACR/Campaigns…

AI and machine learning have the potential to transform cancer research and care. We thank the conference chairs for their efforts to showcase the full spectrum of possibilities and risks of these remarkable technologies.

Biomedical research is one of the most productive investments of federal funding, producing long-term economic benefits while improving public health. Please contact your representatives and ask them to reject the President’s FY26 budget and #FundNIH: votervoice.net/AACR/Campaigns…

It was a pleasure to see AACR Past President Charles Sawyers on the eve of the AACR Project GENIE Summer Summit. As we mark the 10th anniversary of the launch of #AACRGENIE, we thank Charles for his visionary leadership in developing this critical cancer registry.

The tumor-infiltrating lymphocyte (TIL) therapy that saved Jennifer’s life was pioneered at the National Cancer Institute. Please call on your representatives in Congress to continue their bipartisan investment in innovation by fully funding the NIH: votervoice.net/AACR/Campaigns…

I am proud of the AACR's longstanding commitment to supporting #WomenInCancerResearch, and I am grateful to council chair Mariana Stern for her leadership of this vital constituency group. #AACRWICR

The AACR is committed to training early-career scientists because they are the drivers of future discoveries—but that future depends on sustained federal funding. Please contact Congress and ask them to reject the President’s FY26 budget and #FundNIH: votervoice.net/AACR/Campaigns…

Early-career scientists are critical to sustaining progress against cancer, and I am grateful to the Council—especially chair Heather Beasley and past chair Kristin Altwegg—for their leadership. Heather K. Beasley, PhD #AACRAMC #AACRECR

Every day, AACR members around the world demonstrate the critical value of medical research in driving progress against cancer. We all stand with our colleagues in the U.S., and I encourage them to ask their representatives to protect NIH funding: votervoice.net/AACR/Campaigns…

I am proud to support the AACR's science education initiatives through the Margaret Foti Foundation Undergraduate Prizes for Cancer Research, and I am grateful to Brian Rivers and the rest of the committee for their dedication to developing future leaders in the field.

Any cuts to the NIH budget would stifle innovation and erode the nation's position as the global leader in biomedical research. I encourage all of our members and colleagues in the U.S. to ask their representatives to protect NIH funding: votervoice.net/AACR/Campaigns…

I was thrilled to join the Stand Up To Cancer Founders and Advisors, CEO Julian Adams, and members of the Scientific Advisory Committee at the #StandUpToCancer Telecast taping. Watch it on August 15 at 8 pm ET/PT & 7 pm CT. The AACR is proud to be Stand Up To Cancer's Scientific Partner.

The President’s proposal to cut NIH funding by nearly 40% in FY2026 threatens to delay, pause, or cancel studies that advance the prevention, detection, and treatment of cancer. I encourage our colleagues in the U.S. to call on Congress to #FundNIH: votervoice.net/AACR/Campaigns…