Because the Arizona Cancer Center's mission is to prevent and cure cancer, we offer many programs designed to educate patients and their families about cancer prevention as well as a fitness program that encourage participants to make exercise a regular part of life. We also have one of the largest cancer prevention and control research programs in the country and even have a fellowship program to prepare scientists and clinicians to conduct cancer prevention research. Find out more by clicking on any of the links below.
Cancer Prevention Guidelines
Learn more about National Cancer Institute guidelines for cancer prevention.
Cancer Screening
Find out more about cancer screenings.
Genetic Counseling
The Arizona Cancer Center's Jessica Ray, MS, CGC, is the only genetic counselor in Tucson who specializes in cancer.
Better Than Ever Fitness Training Program
Better Than Ever (BTE) is a grass-roots effort by the Arizona Cancer Center designed to encourage participants to make exercise a regular part of life. This fitness and fundraising program provides a welcoming, non-competitive atmosphere for participants of all fitness levels to train for local running, walking or cycling events.
Nutrition & Lifestyle
Nutrition & Lifestyle is a reliable source for diet and nutrition information for patients with cancer, their families, friends and anyone interested in learning more about the diet-cancer link.
Cancer Prevention and Control Program
The cross-disciplinary Cancer Prevention and Control (CPC) Program is the largest program at the Arizona Cancer Center and develops and implements highly interactive, multidisciplinary research to lead to progressive reductions in cancer morbidity and mortality.
Cancer Prevention and Control Postdoctoral Training Fellowship
The Cancer Prevention and Control Fellowship Program supports 4-6 postdoctoral fellows annually. The primary goal of this training program is to prepare scientists and clinicians to conduct cancer prevention research with interdisciplinary teams.
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