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Cancer Epidemiology Matters E-News
Cancer Epidemiology Matters E-News is a monthly e-newsletter with information regarding funding opportunities related to cancer epidemiology, grantsmanship issues, research resources, and other relevant news.
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Bolstering Research on Chemical and Physical Exposures and Cancer
July 2020
Humans are exposed to a wide variety of chemical and physical agents throughout the course of their lives. These agents can have profound effects on human health, including cancer. Read how EGRP is committed to supporting the study of chemical and physical agents and their contribution and effects on cancer risk.
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COVID-19 Data Resources for Population Scientists
June 2020
In this article, we highlight research tools for population scientists interested in COVID-19-related data, including open-access data sources, compendiums of survey tools, and upcoming events.
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Tools and Tips to Help New & Early-Stage Investigators Approach NIH Funding and Advance Your Science
May 2020
Read the latest newsletter for resources and tips to help new & early stage investigators with grant preparation and submission, new funding opportunities and notices of special interest, and the latest on research at NIH and COVID-19.
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NCI and NIH COVID-19 Resources for Applicants and Grantees
April 2020
NIH is deeply concerned for the health and safety of people involved in NIH-supported research, and about the effects on the biomedical enterprise. Due to the exceptional impact, we want to assure the research community that we will do our part to help you continue your research. In this article, we offer action steps for you to stay updated on NCI and NIH guidance and information as it becomes available and a compilation of recently published grants policy notices, funding announcements, blog posts, and research resources related to COVID-19 that may be of interest.
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