Cancer
CDC’s Division of Cancer Prevention and Control is advancing cancer prevention nationwide for everyone.
You can lower your risk for many kinds of cancer. Find out how.
Tips for staying healthy during and after cancer.
Use the Data Visualizations Tool to explore U.S. Cancer Statistics.
Cancer patients treated with chemotherapy are more likely to get an infection. That’s because chemotherapy can weaken the immune system. Take steps to lower your risk of getting sick with COVID-19. This video shows some things you should do.
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