Cancer Moonshot℠

Standards for Quantitative Imaging Biomarkers to Advance Research and Outcomes as part of the Cancer Moonshot

By Daniel Sullivan, Duke University Medical Center; Roderic Pettigrew, National Institute of Biomedical Imaging and Bioengineering; Richard…

My Moonshot: Making Cancer Less Lonely

In August of 2000, when I was 24, I was diagnosed with Hodgkin’s lymphoma. After a few weeks in the hospital with a secondary infection and 8 months of treatment — six cycles of chemo and 30 days of radiation — I was declared to be in remission in June of 2001.

How We’re Bringing AI to the Fight Against Cancer

Cancer is the epidemic of our time — over half a million Americans die each year from cancer — more than 1,500 each day. 15 million of our family, friends, and colleagues are currently living with the disease.

Blood Profiling Atlas in Cancer

By Lauren C. Leiman, White House Cancer Moonshot Senior Director External Partnerships

Connected Health is Essential to Accelerate Progress Against Cancer

by Barbara K. Rimer, DrPH, Chair, President’s Cancer Panel and Dean and Alumni Distinguished Professor, UNC Gillings School of Global Public Health

Oncology Nurses at the Moonshot Summit — No, the Invitation Wasn’t Spam

What Can I Do to Help the Cancer Moonshot?

By Lynne O’Brien, Policy Analyst, White House Cancer Moonshot Task Force

The Cancer Moonshot Blue Ribbon Panel galvanizes the thinking of leading cancer experts throughout the nation