Education - Sino-American Cancer Foundation

Access to cancer information has never been so easy as it is today.

A simple search of the term “cancer” can bring up to 1,000,000,000 results in the span of less than a second. With so many sources out on the worldwide web, it can be overwhelming and difficult to know where to even start.

At the Sino-American Cancer Foundation, our goal is to provide any person quick and easy access to reliable and accurate information. Listed below are various resources for patients, caregivers, and anyone wanting to learn more about cancer and how it is treated*.

February 25, 2021

What is cancer and how does it start? | Cancer Research UK (2021)
December 15, 2021

Cancer Research UK for Children & Young People Star Awards Show 2021
March 16, 2022

Making discoveries, Driving progress, Bringing hope: Our new strategy

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Age-specific cancer death rates, United States, 2018
Distribution of the incidence of the leading 10 cancer types

*The information featured on this page does not take the place of a doctor, but rather serves as a starting point for patients or caregivers to learn more about cancer. Use the information you find to discuss further with your doctor.

Over the past six years, the Sino-American Cancer Foundation’s (SACF) Summer Research Program has provided students with hands-on experience to learn, study, and participate in a real-world lab environment alongside industry scientists. As part of our goal to cultivate a new generation of biomedical researchers, this program provides a unique learning experience for students to learn about science through experience and research rather than the textbook.

This program was created to help cultivate any motivated high school or undergraduate college student interested in biomedical research as a potential college major or future career path. Participating students will be partnered with an SACF scientist for six weeks, learning and working in multiple research disciplines.

Application Requirements:

Applicants must be at least on his/her high school 11th grade (Junior Year) or above to apply.
Applicants must be a high school or undergraduate student with valid student ID.
Applicants must be available to commit to the full program period of 6 continuous weeks.
Applicants must bring one letter of recommendation from a STEM teacher or professor.

Only a maximum of 4 students will be accepted each year for the program. To apply, please submit Online application and ask your teacher to fill out Online LOR (Letter of Recommendation), click below:

For Student (Applicant):

Online application link: https://forms.office.com/r/FPafDfPAje (included in the flyer)

For Teacher (Recommender):

Online LOR (Letter of Recommendation) link: https://forms.office.com/Pages/ResponsePage.aspx?id=3eURMIlTX06xPuMpoXui-guvY9Vba5dBq-2tzTJNDN5UNzU0OFZJSlgyOVRBWU9PUjhJNzdSWjQxNy4u

Access to cancer information has never been so easy as it is today.

What is cancer and how does it start? | Cancer Research UK (2021)

Cancer Research UK for Children & Young People Star Awards Show 2021

Making discoveries, Driving progress, Bringing hope: Our new strategy

Websites

Websites

Charts

Age-specific cancer death rates, United States, 2018

Distribution of the incidence of the leading 10 cancer types

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