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Adenocarcinoma and squamous cell carcinoma are the most common types, caused largely by tobacco and alcohol use. Learn more at buff.ly/4bT7GMq. #NAACCR #CiNAdata #cancerresearch #esphogealcancer

NAACCR recognizes that its strength lies in volunteers, who contribute their time, ideas, and energy to serve the cancer surveillance profession and one another. Fill out a NAACCR MAP form blow to get involved. buff.ly/ZWgmLQ2. #NationalVolunteerMonth

April is testicular cancer awareness month. Testicular cancer incidence is highest in men during young adulthood. Learn more at buff.ly/4bT7GMq. #NAACCR #CiNAdata #cancerresearch #testicularcancer

There is plenty of good news in the latest Annual Report to the Nation on the Status of Cancer! This collaborative report provides the most comprehensive trends in US cancer incidence and mortality. Available here buff.ly/k7hZlXV #CiNAdata #NAACCR #cancerresearch

April is National Minority Health Month. Cancer rates differ by race/ethnicity. Addressing the underlying causes reduces the burden of cancer in minority populations. Learn more at buff.ly/4bT7GMq. #NAACCR #CiNAdata #cancerresearch #minorityhealth

Using CiNA data, we can examine differences in ovarian cancer incidence by demographics. This underscores the urgent need for access to early detection, treatment, & care. 🔎 Data-driven research is essential in the fight against cancer. #WorldOvarianCancerDay #CiNAData

Non-malignant Brain and ONS cancer data have been collected by NAACCR registries since 2004! 🧠 These cancers should be reported as a standard assessment of brain and ONS cancer burden in communities. buff.ly/4bT7GMq. #CiNAdata #cancerresearch #braincancer

The NAACCR Annual Conference in Hartford, CT, is just TWO WEEKS away (June 3-5)! Engage with the brightest minds in cancer surveillance, explore cutting-edge research, and expand your professional network. ➡️ Register today: buff.ly/fUchpUw #NAACCR25 #CancerData

The new NAACCR Pediatric Resources Webpage was launched to aid in pediatric and AYA abstracting, building upon the Pediatric Data Collection System (PDCS). It offers resources like Toronto Staging Guidelines and PDCS training. Check out the Narrative to learn more!

🚨 T-Minus 7 days! 🚨 The NAACCR Annual Conference in Hartford, CT (June 3-5, 2025) is almost here! Get ready for a week of learning, networking, and advancing cancer surveillance. See you soon! #NAACCR2025 #CancerData #PublicHealth

Tobacco use is the #1 preventable cause of cancer worldwide. Quitting isn't easy, but every day without tobacco products lowers your cancer risk. Visit buff.ly/4bT7GMq to find data on tobacco associated cancers #CiNAdata #cancerresearch #exposetheappeal

3️⃣ days left! NAACCR Annual Conference 2025 in Hartford, CT, is almost here! Get ready to connect, learn, and make an impact. See you June 3-5! #NAACCR2025 #CancerData

2️⃣ days to go! NAACCR Annual Conference in Hartford, CT, starts June 3! So excited for cutting-edge insights and collaboration. Don't miss it! #NAACCR2025 #CancerResearch

🚀 It's almost time! 🚀 NAACCR Annual Conference 2025 starts TOMORROW in Hartford, CT! Ready to learn, network, and grow. See you there! #NAACCR2025 #CancerRegistry

Wrapped up an amazing Day 1 at NAACCR Annual Conference 2025 in Hartford! So much knowledge shared and connections made. Ready for more tomorrow! #NAACCR2025 #CancerData #ConferenceSuccess

Congrats to our NAACCR 2025 certified registries! 🎉 Your hard work is always recognized & valued. #NAACCR #Certification #DataQuality

Day 2 of #NAACCR2025 in Hartford is officially wrapped! So much great learning and collaboration happening. Excited for the final day of insights tomorrow! #CancerData #ConferenceLife

That's a wrap on #NAACCR2025 in Hartford! Huge thanks to all attendees & presenters for an amazing 3 days of learning & collaboration. Until next time! 👋 #CancerData #PublicHealth

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 buff.ly/4bT7GMq for more data. #CiNAdata #cancerresearch #uterinecancer

📢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 buff.ly/4bT7GMq. #CiNAdata #cancerresearch