The American Cancer Society and Cancer Research UK have joined forces to host the Cancer Prevention Research Conference 2026, scheduled for June 3–5 in Atlanta, Georgia.

This premier gathering serves as a global nexus for the multidisciplinary cancer prevention community, aiming to bridge the gap between discovery biology and real-world implementation. With a scientific program led by distinguished chairs Andrew Chan (MGH), Kala Visvanathan (Johns Hopkins), and Kwee Yong (UCL), the event will tackle the field’s most pressing frontiers—from the integration of AI in risk prediction to the clinical implications of Clonal Hematopoiesis of Indeterminate Potential (CHIP).

Designed for researchers across the entire career continuum, the conference promises a high-impact environment for fostering the interdisciplinary collaborations necessary to drive equitable, evidence-based prevention strategies worldwide.

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