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About Us

The Office of Community Outreach and Engagement (COE) leads Karmanos Cancer Institute's community outreach and engagement efforts. The Office works to monitor the cancer burden in Karmanos' 46 county catchment area and engage our communities and scientists in strategies to reduce that burden and improve cancer outcomes across all populations.

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Meet the advocates aiming to eliminate cancer health disparities and reduce the burden of cancer.

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Upcoming Events

  • Community Conversations on Cancer: Connecting the Dots to Strengthen Uterine Cancer Research

    5201 Woodward Ave
    Detroit, MI
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  • Community Conversations on Cancer - The Road Ahead: Understanding a Breast Cancer Diagnosis and Exploring Treatment

    5201 Woodward Ave.
    Detroit, MI
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  • Community Conversations on Cancer: How to Communicate with a Doctor to Get the Information and Support You Need

    5201 Woodward Ave.
    Detroit, MI
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Karmanos, WSU Researcher Receives NIH Award to Explore Socio-genomic Factors of Local Endometrial Cancer Survival Rates

The National Cancer Institute of the National Institutes of Health has awarded Anna Gottschlich, Ph.D., M.P.H., member of the Population Studies a...

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