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NFRMC Hosts Launch of New Cancer Study

NFRMC Hosts Launch of New Cancer Study

On Thursday, August 22, the American Cancer Society began its campaign to recruit volunteers in North Central Florida for a new cancer study of 300,000 people across the United States and Puerto Rico.

The event, held at the Cancer Center of North Florida Regional Medical Center, helped recruit “champions” and volunteers for the study. The study will follow participants for decades.

Previous nationwide cancer studies linked smoking to lung cancer, discovered the link between obesity and cancer and showed the considerable impact of air pollution on heart and lung conditions.

To become involved, visit cancer.org/cps3 or call (888) 604-5888.

Karen McLeod holds a poster proclaiming why she’s involved in the study: To help others live healthier lives.
Karen McLeod holds a poster proclaiming why she’s involved in the study: To help others live healthier lives.
Lindsey Greenockle, unit executive director for the American Cancer Society, welcomes people attending the event.
Lindsey Greenockle, unit executive director for the American Cancer Society, welcomes people attending the event.
Lead “champion” Sarah Catalanotto discusses the importance of the study.
Lead “champion” Sarah Catalanotto discusses the importance of the study.
Participants listen to lead “champion” Sarah Catalanotto.
Participants listen to lead “champion” Sarah Catalanotto.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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