Cancer Control Program

癌症控制摘要 癌症控制计划（CCP）的使命是减轻癌症的负担，从预防到 生存。具体目标是：（1）通过减少烟草流行来预防与烟草有关的癌症 产品使用，（2）通过生活方式和社区干预方法预防肥胖相关癌症，（3） 通过筛查、早期发现和测试干预来阻断癌症的发展， 癌前病变，以及（4）提高诊断患有癌症的人的生存质量和生存时间 通过治疗和干预。CCP通过在服务不足的地区进行研究来解决集水区问题 人口，包括西班牙裔，老年人和低收入人口;及其对当地流行的研究 癌的CCP研究包括在癌症风险因素的客观评估中广泛使用技术 以及生活方式干预的实施。2017年，克尔（加州大学圣地亚哥分校）和埃尔德（圣地亚哥州立大学 中共中央政治局委员、书记处书记。他们是国际公认的科学家， 致力于指导和基于流域的研究，同时为差异带来互补的专业知识 （Elder）和技术（Kerr）。通过对中共的资源、组织和领导支持，穆尔斯 癌症中心（MCC）为人口科学家提供了一个有价值的平台， 该项目取得了巨大成就，并对减少MCC集水区的癌症负担产生了影响。中共 包括36名成员，其中80%是同行评审赠款的PI。CCP是高度跨学科的，包括 28名人口科学家（生物统计学家、行为科学家、流行病学家、经济学家、地理学家），7名 临床医生和1名基础科学家。28%的成员是MCC联盟SDSU的教师 搭档2017年，项目成员获得了840万美元的癌症重点，同行评审资金（直接成本）， 其中240万美元（29%）来自NCI，420万美元（51%）来自其他NIH来源，170万美元（20%）来自 来自其他同行评审机构在项目期间，成员们撰写了985份与癌症有关的 出版物，其中245份（25%）为计划内出版物，170份（17%）为计划间出版物，383份（39%）为计划外出版物。 与其他NCI-designated癌症中心的研究人员合作。2017年的应计费用为461美元， 干预性研究和660例非干预性研究。中共党员在教育和 癌症相关职业提升和相关活动资源中描述的培训活动。未来 计划包括扩大中共在传播和实施科学方面的专业知识， 计划成员并将发现转化为实践，利用CCP在技术方面的专业知识， * 将干预措施的招募和交付范围扩大到集水区，并开展联合活动， 在癌症检测和预防方面开展协作和临床工作。

CANCER CONTROL PROGRAM ABSTRACT The mission of the Cancer Control Program (CCP) is to reduce the burden of cancer from prevention to survivorship. Specific Aims are: (1) to prevent tobacco-related cancers by reducing the prevalence of tobacco product use, (2) to prevent obesity-related cancers through lifestyle and community intervention approaches, (3) to interrupt the development of cancer through screening, early detection, and testing interventions in premalignant neoplasia, and (4) to enhance the quality and length of survival of persons diagnosed with cancer through treatment and intervention. CCP addresses the catchment area by conducting studies in underserved populations including Hispanics, older adults, and low-income populations; and its research on locally prevalent cancers. CCP research includes extensive use of technology in the objective assessment of cancer risk factors and the delivery of lifestyle interventions. In 2017, Kerr (UC San Diego) and Elder (San Diego State University (SDSU)) were appointed Co-Leaders of the CCP. They are internationally recognized scientists who share a commitment to mentoring and catchment-based research, while bringing complementary expertise in disparities (Elder) and technology (Kerr). Through resources, organization, and leadership support for the CCP, Moores Cancer Center (MCC) provides a valuable platform for population scientists that results in collaborative scientific accomplishments and makes an impact on reducing the cancer burden in the MCC catchment area. CCP includes 36 members, of which 80% are PIs of peer-reviewed grants. CCP is highly transdisciplinary and includes 28 population scientists (biostatisticians, behavioral scientists, epidemiologists, economists, geographers), 7 clinicians, and 1 basic scientist. Twenty-eight percent of members are faculty at SDSU, an MCC consortium partner. In 2017, program members had $8.4 Million in cancer focused, peer-reviewed funding (direct costs), of which $2.4 Million (29%) was from NCI, $4.2 Million (51%) was from other NIH sources, and $1.7 Million (20%) was from other peer-reviewing agencies. During the project period, members authored 985 cancer-relevant publications, of which 245 (25%) were intra-programmatic, 170 (17%) were inter-programmatic, and 383 (39%) were collaborative with investigators in other NCI-designated cancer centers. Accruals in 2017 were 461 in interventional studies and 660 in non-interventional studies. CCP members play key roles in the educational and training activities described in the Cancer-Related Career Enhancement and Related Activities resource. Future plans include expanding CCP expertise in dissemination and implementation science to collaborate with other program members and translate findings into practice, harnessing CCP expertise in technology to expand the reach of intervention recruitment and delivery to the catchment area and developing joint activities to foster the development of collaborative and clinical efforts in cancer detection and prevention.