Surveillance
Through rigorous monitoring and comprehensive analysis of cancer incidence and mortality data, cancer surveillance offers a clearer lens into the patterns and intricacies of the disease. This invaluable insight not only frames the direction of public health strategies but also underscores the areas of research and cancer prevention that require focused attention.
ARTICLES > Surveillance
Registries
Data Sharing Practices in U.S. Cancer Registry: Results of NAACCR Survey
In May 2026, NAACCR conducted a survey of U.S. registries to better understand the variation in data release practices. Forty-one…
Association
Now Available! CiNA Statistics Update
NAACCR is pleased to announce that all CiNA data products have been updated with data from the 2024 Call for…
Surveillance
NCCR Feature: Highlights of the 2025 NAACCR Annual Conference
The 2025 NAACCR Annual Conference was held in Hartford, CT from June 3-5, 2025. Our theme for this year was,…
Association
Reflections on the 2025 Annual Conference
Karen Knight, Executive Director of NAACCR, shares her reflections from the conference, with a call to leadership and working together…
Events
NAACCR Kicks Off RDU Epi ‘Hour’
The Research and Data Use Steering Committee (RDU) recently launched the NAACCR Epi ‘Hour.’ These are information networking and training…
Registries
VPR Year in Review
The Virtual Pooled Registry (VPR) is primed to start a new year of linkages, but we would be remiss to…
Registries
Edit Sets: What They Are, How They Are Used, and What’s New for v25A
Standardized edit sets are a critical part of ensuring cancer registry data quality. At the last count, the NAACCR Edits…
Members
Become a Charter Member of the Upkeep WG!
The Professional Development Steering Committee is looking for three to four volunteers to join the Upkeep Work Group (WG). We…
Registries
It Takes a Village: The Collaborative Review Process That Makes VPR Linkages Possible
Since its official launch in 2022, NAACCR’s Virtual Pooled Registry (VPR) has been used in more than 30 minimal risk…









