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Information Processing Consultant
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STUDY RECRUITMENT
Lung and Colon Cancer Studies
We are currently recruiting for two studies funded by the National Cancer Institute.
Are you or a loved one facing non small cell lung cancer? The purpose of this study is to see if providing information and support improves quality of life and survival time for lung cancer patients and their families. Eligible participants are men and women who have been diagnosed with stage 3a-4 non small cell lung cancer.
>>Click here for information on the Lung Cancer Study
Are you or a loved one a colon cancer survivor? The purpose of this study is to help colon cancer survivors increase their daily physical activity. Eligible participants are men and women who have been diagnosed and treated for colon cancer within the last 12 months and who do not currently exercise more than 150 minutes per week.
Please call 1-800-361-5481 to learn more about the colon cancer study.
CECCR
Visit our interactive poster session and see first hand how CHESS impacts the lives of patients and caregivers
Testimonials
"Artsy" describes her experience as a CHESS study participant.
>> Watch the Video
CHESS Health Education Consortium
The CHESS Health Education Consortium brings together university researchers and healthcare organizations to develop new communication technologies.
The Consortium is currently offering healthcare organizations to be among the first users of A-CHESS: a smart phone application designed to help people maintain recovery from drug or alcohol addiction.
Media Center
CHESS researcher Tom Mosgaller discusses the AARC project on WRCO's Morning Show.
