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August CORE News: Family cancer history campaign launched

Aug 7, 2026

CORE launches "no more gaps" ad campaign encouraging people to talk to their families about cancer history; new survivorship survey report launched; and more!

July CORE News: New board members, training class, and more!

Jul 2, 2026

Check out the upcoming webinar and share with a patient navigator.

A cancer survivor standing on a rooftop terrace at night.

June CORE News: What are we doing for our survivors?

Jun 5, 2026

New survivorship survey coming, Trial Finders pilot over, and more!

A speaker presenting cancer campaign results to an audience.

May CORE News: Every month is Cancer Research Month at Georgia CORE

May 7, 2026

Celebrating cancer research with a grant award, teasing an upcoming announcement, and more!

A Georgia CORE team member at a community outreach table.

April CORE News: New team member

Apr 2, 2026

In addition to catching up on our news, find out more about the open nominations for our two…

Attendees gathered at the Georgia Cancer Summit.

March CORE News: CRC Awareness Month

Mar 5, 2026

Coffee at the Capitol, recent Cancer Summit, navigation and service awards, and more!

A presenter delivering testimony on cancer care access in Georgia.

Feb. CORE News: Cancer Care Access in Georgia

Feb 3, 2026

Report on Cancer Care Access study committee and Lynn's testimony, new teammate, and more!

Colourful sculpted stools from the Weird Looking Stools campaign.

Jan. CORE News: It's tax time

Jan 13, 2026

Farewell to Kristina, cancer research fund reminder, and more!

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Oct. stakeholder session: Should Georgia have a cancer clinical trials roundtable?

Day 2 of an impressive convening of Georgia CORE partners representing the cancer research, care provider, patient navigation and advocacy communities. Each stakeholder session was an opportunity for these groups to come together and discuss how to carry the recommendations forward of the Georgia House Study Committee on Access to Cancer Care on day 1; and the state of cancer clinical trials in Georgia on day 2. Be on the look out for the forthcoming report of these impactful two days!