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ICC Members Address President’s Cancer Panel Meeting Exploring America’s Demographic and Cultural Transformation | Lovell Jones Interviewed by NPR for Story on the Need for Separate Mammogram Guidelines for African-American Women | New CDC Web Page: What Cancer Patients and Survivors Should Know About the Flu | AACE Honors ICC Board Member Suzanne A. Gronemeyer, PhD

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Order Our Revised Pocket Guide Promoting Cultural Competence in Communications with Cancer Patients
Our revised edition of the Cultural Competence in Cancer Care: A Health Care Professional's Passport pocket guide is about 50% longer than the first edition. It now includes enhanced descriptions of the populations discussed in the original publication plus a new chapter on "Appalachians: Rural Americans."
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Collegiate Cancer Councils National Office
The CCC is college based, student-led organization that was formed in April 2004, upon experiencing the ICC's 9th Biennial Symposium on Minorities, the Medically Underserved & Cancer in Washington, DC. The CCC focuses on the elimination of health disparities among ethnic minorities, the medically underserved, and promotes cancer awareness among these populations regardless of socioeconomic status.
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