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Announcing award winners, grant RFP release and more!

Dec 6, 2022

Georgia CORE announces the first annual Phillip H. Street Cancer Community Service Award and the 2022 Matt Mumber M.D. Award for Excellence in Cancer Patient Navigation.

Giving thanks, gala tickets on sale, and more!

Nov 10, 2022

Lynn sends a message of gratitude as we approach year-end.

Scenes from the Cancer Clinical Trials Disparities Summit

Oct 20, 2022

It was great to see so many friends and colleagues from all over the state! Check out more photos in our photo gallery on GeorgiaCancerInfo.org.

Lots to share for Breast Cancer Awareness Month

Oct 6, 2022

Sheryl visits a BCLT program site, and congratulations to our most recent BCLT grant awardees!

Award nominations open, highlights from GASCO and more!

Sep 9, 2022

Georgia CORE is awarding a new community service award in honor of the late Phillip Street. It will be given along with CPNG's annual Matt Mumber navigation award at Georgia CORE's 20th Anniversary Celebration in February.

Meet our new intern, exciting Save the Date and more

Aug 9, 2022

Also, the Georgia CORE road trip continues!

Lynn and Sheryl road trip, GCRCCP partner feature and more!

Jul 8, 2022

Also, donations are now being accepted for the Phillip H. Street Cancer Community Service Grant.

June is Cancer Survivorship Awareness Month

Jun 1, 2022

Equip yourself for survivorship, Distinguished Scholars Summit a success, and more.

Georgia CORE awards Collaborative Cancer Research Seed Grant, outstanding interns, and more

May 2, 2022

Just in time for Cancer Research Month, Georgia CORE has awarded a $100,000 Collaborative Cancer Research Seed Grant from the Georgia Cancer Research Fund.

Dr. Ramalingam testifies in front of General Assembly

Mar 30, 2022

Learn more about Dr. Ram's testimony, updates on the GCRCCP program, and more.

Thriving after Stage 4 Colon Cancer

Mar 15, 2022

For colorectal cancer awareness month, Georgia CORE President & CEO Lynn Durham sat down with Kelly Wiedower of Watkinsville, Georgia. Kelly is a 20-year survivor of stage 4 colon cancer and is also a wife, mother, and a family nurse practitioner at a federally qualified health center.

March is Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month

Mar 3, 2022

Wear blue for CRC awareness, join GACCAN and more.

It's World Cancer Day, Legislative shout out for Georgia CORE, and more

Feb 4, 2022

It's also Cancer Prevention Month. Check out this quick guide on what cancers you can screen for and when.

It's tax time! And time to grant funds donated in 2021!

Jan 6, 2022

Thanks to hundreds of thousands of Georgia income tax filers, donations in 2021 to the Cancer Research Fund will support new cancer research efforts in the coming year.

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This was the year: Georgia CORE's FY22 Annual Report

Click above, then for optimal viewing, hit the Fullscreen icon in the bottom right corner.

11/15/2022

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Georgia CORE releases report from Disparities in Cancer Clinical Trials Summit

On Sept. 30, Georgia's cancer experts shared advice and experiences with oncology providers, patient navigators and research managers - all to provide new ways to diversify participation in clinical trials. In February 2023, Georgia CORE issued a report with a recap and actions steps. Download the report >>

10/25/2022

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Georgia CORE is a statewide nonprofit that leverages partnerships and innovation to attract more clinical trials, increase research, and promote education and early detection to improve cancer care for Georgians in rural, urban, and suburban communities across the state.