The Cancer Prevention and Control Research Network (CPCRN)
provides an infrastructure for applying relevant research to local
cancer prevention and control needs. Its members conduct
community-based participatory cancer research across its eight network
centers, crossing academic affiliations and geographic boundaries.
The CPCRN forms a subgroup of
Prevention Research Centers (PRCs), which are CDC’s flagship
program for preventing and controlling chronic diseases.
The CPCRN represents a collaboration of cancer divisions from two
federal agencies: The Division of
Cancer Prevention and Control of the
CDC's National Center of
Chronic Disease Prevention and Health Promotion, and the
Division of Cancer Control &
Population Sciences of the
National Cancer Institute.
CPCRN Members
Currently the CPCRN is comprised of eight funded
research institutions and one funded coordinating center. For
more information about these centers,
click here.
Emory University
Harvard University
Morehouse
School of Medicine
Saint
Louis University
University of
California at Los Angeles
University of
North Carolina at Chapel Hill*
University of Texas
Health Science Center at Houston
University of
Washington
* UNC-Chapel Hill is home both to a CPCRN network site and the
network's coordinating center.
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