UCSF launches 1st long-term study for cancer in Asian Americans

UC San Francisco is launching the first long-term study of cancer among Asian Americans.

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There has never been a national longitudinal study of cancer in Asian Americans, despite growing incidences in this group, according to a May 21 system news release. 

The study will investigate:

  • Breast cancer, especially among young Asian American women
  • Nasopharyngeal cancer, a type of head-and-neck cancer, in Chinese Americans
  • Liver cancer in Southeast Asian Americans
  • Gastric cancer in Korean and Japanese Americans
  • Thyroid cancer in Filipino Americans

The research is funded by $12.45 million from the National Cancer Institute.

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