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Research We Fund: Extramural Discovery Science
Application Deadline: October 15, 2024
Prostate cancer is the second leading cause of cancer mortality among men in the United States. After decades of decline, the incidence of de novo metastatic prostate cancer diagnoses is increasing and alarmingly, Black men have more than twice as high a likelihood of death from prostate cancer than White men. The American Cancer Society (ACS) is committed to reducing the burden of prostate cancer and improving prostate cancer outcomes for all men by addressing its root causes.
To address the public health burden of prostate cancer, ACS has launched the IMPACT Initiative – Improving Mortality from Prostate CAncer Together. To bolster our strategic research efforts, ACS will fund research projects focused on reducing prostate cancer mortality and improving outcomes for all. Priority will be given to applications with direct relevance to reducing health disparities in prostate cancer mortality.
As part of our ongoing efforts, a consortium of IMPACT Investigators will meet annually to share research findings and facilitate collaborations.
Successful applications will propose studies with direct application to reducing prostate cancer mortality. Studies may span a variety of study designs and approach addressing mortality from any aspect. Possible research topics could include, but are not limited to: