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Research focuses on understanding risk factors for cancer and their distribution in the population.




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  The Cancer Control Research department studies risk factors for cancer and their distribution in the population, which is vital to prevention and early detection of cancer. BC Cancer Research Centre website has cancer research information, publications, training opportunities, and researcher profiles for scientists, postdoctoral fellows, and graduate students.

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