Robert A Hiatt, Amanda Sibley, Brinda Venkatesh, Joyce Cheng, Niharika Dixit, Rena Fox, Pamela Ling, Tung Nguyen, Debora Oh, Nynikka R Palmer, Rena J Pasick, Michael B Potter, Ma Somsouk, Roberto Ariel Vargas, Maya Vijayaraghavan, Alan Ashworth
Purpose of Review: Cancer incidence and mortality are decreasing, but inequities in outcomes persist. This paper describes the San Francisco Cancer Initiative (SF CAN) as a model for the systematic application of epidemiological evidence to reduce the cancer burden and associated inequities. Recent Findings: SF CAN is a multi-institutional implementation of existing evidence on the prevention and early detection of five common cancers (i.e., breast, prostate, colorectal, liver, and lung/tobacco-related cancers) accounting for 50% of cancer deaths in San Francisco...
2022: Current Epidemiology Reports