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• Implementation Science: Closing the gap between research discovery and program delivery in public health, clinical practice, and health policy.
• Health Disparities: Monitoring and promoting research to address the differential burden of cancer among Americans.
• Comparative Effectiveness Research: Comparing benefits and harms of interventions and strategies to prevent, diagnose, treat, and monitor health conditions in "real world" settings.
• Public Health Genomics: Integrating genomics and personalized medicine into public health cancer research, policy, and control.
• Behavioral Research: Developing and applying the best research in the behavioral and social sciences to cancer prevention and control.
• Epidemiology & Genomics Research: Understanding susceptibility to cancer and cancer-related outcomes through grant-supported, population-based research.
• Survivorship Research: Examining the physical, psychological, social, and economic effects of cancer and its treatment among survivors of cancer and their families.
• Surveillance Research: Collecting and analyzing data and developing statistical methods to answer key cancer-related questions.
• Applied Research: Evaluating patterns and trends in cancer-associated health behaviors, risk factors, health care services, economics, and outcomes.