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2nd annual collaborative research grant awarded

May 4, 2023

Winners announced, Gov. Kemp signs cancer care bills and more.

We're hiring, register for the genetics seminar and more!

Apr 10, 2023

Open the April edition, chock full of news and updates.

Oh what a night!

Mar 9, 2023

Scenes from the gala, CRC awareness, and more!

See scenes from the Cancer Summit, Cancer Prevention Day at the Capitol, and more!

Feb 14, 2023

Georgia CORE and partners held a successful Cancer Prevention Day at the Georgia Capitol.

Cancer Summit, new grant award, and we've moved!

Jan 5, 2023

You can still register for the upcoming cancer summit, learn more about a new prostate cancer study, and read about our new digs!

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

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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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Advancing Cancer Care through Partnerships and Innovation

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.