Surveillance
National Childhood Cancer Registry Summer Feature
The NCCR Summer Feature shares the highlights from the National Childhood Cancer Registry (NCCR) session held at the 2026 NAACCR Annual Conference. This edition also features funding opportunities, new data…
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Surveillance
Early Stage Detection of Cervical Cancer Improves Survival for Women Under 65
Julianne Cooley, a senior statistician with the California Cancer Reporting and Epidemiologic Surveillance Program, summarizes her study published in the…
Surveillance
Women Exposed to DES in Utero Have Elevated Risk of Clear-Cell Adenocarcinoma
Hannah K. Weir, an epidemiologist with the CDC, summarizes her study published in Springer Link. Purpose Women exposed to diethylstilbestrol…
Surveillance
Transitioning the Annotated Histology List to Cancer PathCHART
NAACCR is proud to be involved with Cancer PathCHART, a multi‐organizational project alongside eleven other global organizations.
Association
Highlights From the NAACCR CAP PERT Meeting
The July 2023 CAP PERT meeting resulted in updates to protocol release, mapping, Cancer Data Summit, resources, and more. A…
Association
NAACCR’s Summer 2023 Update for Research and Data Use
NAACCR Program Manager of Data Use and Research, Recinda Sherman, provides updates for CiNA data products, Call for Data, and…
Training
New International Education Resource: Data Management Training Module Now Available
The Global/International Cancer Surveillance education resources portal has an extensive variety of educational content. This training is part of a…
Members
Meet Our New Director for the Texas Cancer Registry, Natalie Archer
Please join us in welcoming Natalie Archer, PhD, to the NAACCR community. Natalie is the new Director of the Texas…
Surveillance
Data Modernization in Action: Childhood Cancer Survivorship, Treatment, Access, and Research (STAR) Act
The STAR Project is part of the CDC’s bigger picture for data modernization. The Childhood Cancer Survivorship, Treatment, Access, and…
Association
Mid-Level Tactical Group Reviews Change Requests to Data Standards
The Mid-Level Tactical Group (MLTG) is a collaborative body of cancer registry standard setters led by representatives from CDC NPCR…









