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Home   |   The Society   |   Donate Now   Welcome to the American Cancer Society quarterly research update - an exclusive benefit for you, one of our most dedicated donors. This newsletter will share some of the latest work from American Cancer Society researchers, made possible by your continued, committed support. As the United States' largest private funder of cancer research, we support the best ideas of the brightest cancer researchers, who with each discovery are getting us closer to a world with more birthdays. Together, we are saving lives from cancer and creating a world with more birthdays by helping people stay well, helping people get well, by finding cures, and by fighting back.     In This Issue:     Evidence Supports Genetic Link to Pancreatic Cancer Risk Advances in Prostate Cancer Treatment Developing New Treatments for Lung Cancer Patients at Risk for Metastasis Using a 'Chemical Nose' to Sniff Out the Bad Cells     Evidence Supports Genetic Link to Pancreatic Cancer Risk Researchers in the 1950s and 1960s observed an association between blood type and pancreatic cancer risk. Learn more about two studies that have since provided additional support for what scientists previously observed. Learn More »     Advances in Prostate Cancer Treatment Society researchers use the patchwork design of aggressive prostate cancer to advance treatment efforts. Learn More »     Developing New Treatments for Lung Cancer Patients at Risk for Metastasis Lung cancer accounts for the most cancer-related deaths in both men and women. Scientists are using information from colon cancer cells to help develop treatments for lung cancer patients at risk for metastasis. Learn More »     Using a 'Chemical Nose' to Sniff Out the Bad Cells Scientists have developed an ingenious way of differentiating between normal and cancer cells by using the "chemical nose" approach. Learn More »

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