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I wonder... what unemployment will look like in 30 days. How many overqualified people will be looking for living wage jobs. How these merit-based hires will measure up to the DEI casualties. I love data. Can't wait.

I'm going to say this slowly. Cancer doesn’t affect everyone equally.

Imagine two people in the same city, diagnosed with the same cancer—but one has a much higher chance of surviving than the other. Why? It could be due to genetics, access to care, pollution, or even stress.

One of the most exciting things we’ve done is build an international collaboration of scientists, doctors, and community leaders who are all working together, uncovering hidden patterns in cancer data, clues that could explain why certain communities experience worse outcomes.

You’re about to hear all kinds of things about a bill called the SAVE Act. Congressional Republicans are using it as a cover to take away voting rights from thousands of Americans—all while claiming it’s about stopping non-citizens from voting. 5 things to know 🧵👇🏻

Reaffirming the JAMA Network Commitment to the Health of Patients and the Public jamanetwork.com/journals/jama/…

This is what integrity looks like.

- A Maryland fed judge largely granted an injunction blocking a Trump action to cut off federal funding to programs that involve diversity, equity and inclusion assets.bwbx.io/documents/user…

This Award has been named after former CRUK Scotland Inst PhD student Prof Eric Aboagye who spoke about his work that focuses on the discovery and development of new methods for experimental and clinical cancer molecular imaging

💭We had an inspiring panel session where we were joined by patient advocates and researchers to discuss Equity in Cancer Care: The Role of Research, Advocacy, and Clinical Practice Thanks to Louise and Nadia Nasreddin for their great chairing!

Nadia Nasreddin Finally we heard from the winner of the inaugural Eric Aboagye Recognition Award - Prof Melissa B Davis!👏 Melissa's research focuses on identifying social, biological and environmental determinants of breast and prostate cancer outcomes in patients of African ancestry

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Friends, I am at a loss of words for how devastating it would be to lose the entire intramural #NIH program. Some of the biggest medical and scientific breakthroughs have come from scientists in the NIH Intramural program. #SaveTheNIH science.org/content/articl…

Harvard has set an example for other higher-ed institutions – rejecting an unlawful and ham-handed attempt to stifle academic freedom, while taking concrete steps to make sure all students at Harvard can benefit from an environment of intellectual inquiry, rigorous debate and

Ahead of the official start of today’s #NBCCSummit, Morehouse School of Medicine’s Melissa B Davis, PhD led a workshop for Project LEAD graduates about racial disparities in breast cancer treatment. Learn about Project LEAD & how to become an informed advocate! nbcc.info/ProjectLEADIns…

At the #NBCCSummit, Morehouse School of Medicine’s Melissa B Davis, PhD, ColumbiaPublicHealth’s Rebecca Kehm & Adana Llanos, and NBCC advocate Valencia Robinson are exploring how social determinants of health, genetic ancestry, and tumor biology drive breast cancer disparities.

Great session. Thank you to Melissa B Davis, PhD, Rebecca Kehm, Adana Llanos, and Valencia Robinson for sharing this knowledge with us at the #NBCCSummit today! #StopBreastCancer

This was a fabulous Saturday afternoon!! I was talking with the amazing group of patient advocacy LEADERS who are headed to Capitol Hil! As a researcher, quality time with survivors reminds me why the work is imperative. It inspires me to recommit to our mission! National Breast Cancer Coalition

Thanks to the advocacy of Black Alabamians and organizations like All On The Line, Black voters in Alabama will continue voting in fair congressional districts that allow them to elect candidates of their choice. This is a win for Alabama, and proof that progress is possible.

Congratulations, Moray J. Campbell and colleagues, recipients of the 2025 Cancer Research Communications Award for Outstanding Journal Article. The authors are pictured with Editor-in-Chief Elaine R. Mardis. Learn more: brnw.ch/21wSXsd Melissa B Davis, PhD Solomon Rotimi Isaacson B. Adelani