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Dr. James Burch honored by SCCA
June 17, 2008
The South Carolina Cancer Alliance (SCCA) recognized Dr. James Burch for
his work in cancer research.
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Swann Adams receives 2008 Gerry Sue Arnold Alumni Award
May 12, 2008
CPCP researcher Dr. Swann Adams, who has focused on breast cancer and
health disparities, was honored during the Hooding Ceremony at the Koger
Center for the Arts on May 8, 2008.
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CPCP researchers contribute to journal's production
March 20, 2008
USC researchers James Hebert and Tom Hurley from the Department of
Epidemiology and Biostatistics and the Cancer Prevention and Control
Program at the University of South Carolina were major contributors and
functioned as the statistical coordinating center for a special
supplement that was published recently in The Journal of Nutrition.
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Longtime diet of smoked, grilled meat puts older women at increased risk of breast cancer
June 5, 2007
Dr. Susan E.
Steck and colleagues found that postmenopausal women who
consumed the most grilled, barbecued or smoked meat over their
lifetimes have a 47 percent increased risk of breast cancer
compared to women consuming these meats less often.
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Hebert, Brandt among four honored by SCCA
May 17, 2007
Drs. James Hebert and Heather Brandt of
the Arnold School of Public Heath are among four professionals and one
organization honored recently for their work in cancer control by the
South Carolina Cancer Alliance.
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Hebert named Health Sciences Distinguished Professor
July 3, 2006
James Hebert,
professor in the Department of Epidemiology and Biostatistics in the
Arnold School of Public Health and director of the South Carolina
Statewide Cancer Prevention and Control Program, has been appointed as
Health Sciences Distinguished Professor by USC President Andrew
Sorensen.
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August
2006 SCMA Journal focuses on cancers that afflict
African-Americans in South Carolina
October 10, 2007
The soaring
cancer rate among African-Americans in South Carolina is the
focus of a pivotal issue of the Journal of the South Carolina
Medical Association. The August 2006 edition features articles
and editorial material from 47 authors across the state, making
it one of the largest in the Journal's history.
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