Resources
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eCLOSE info and Lab skills
General research and presentation resources
Regina Smith- Breast Cancer (Mayo)
General Resources
Disparities
Personal connections
Cervical Cancer (MCW)
General Resources
- Foundation for Women’s Cancer- Cervical Cancer (webpage, Your Guide)
- Cervical cancer– A guide for journalists
- Cervical Cancer Incidence in Young US Females after Human Papillomavirus Vaccine Introduction (Journal article)
Disparities
Personal connections
- Cancer in Wisconsin– state profile
- Issue Brief: HPV related cancers in Wisconsin
- Wisconsin Cancer Prevention Vaccine Snapshot
Emma Blackstone: pre-B-cell acute lymphoblastic leukemia (UMN)
General Resources
Disparities
Personal connections
Endometrial Cancer & Lynch Syndrome (Iowa)
General Resources
- The Lancet
- Foundation for Women’s Cancer Website, Guide
- Understanding Lynch Syndrome
Disparities
Personal connections
- Double Edged Helix
- Iowa Cancer Registry– Cancer in Iowa Report
Amber Jones- skin cancer
General Resources
- American Academy of Dermatology Association
- American Cancer Society
- Centers for Disease Control (CDC)
- Mayo Clinic
- National Cancer Institute
- Skin Cancer Foundation
- VA Whole Health Library
Disparities
- Why are so many Black patients dying of skin cancer?
- Skin of Color Society
- Skin of color resources (University at Buffalo)
- Most of the sources listed above have information about skin cancer in darker skin tones or skin cancer in People of Color
- The Financial Toxicity of Cancer
Personal connections
- Dear 16 year old me
- Sun Safety in Wisconsin (and scroll down the page to sun safety infographics references)
- Cancer in Wisconsin– state profile
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General interest
Association of American Medical Colleges annual summer reading list
Life Sciences Workforce Trends Report
Biotech Beat podcast – Each podcast features an interview with a community college graduate with experience in the biotech industry. Several have health science connections!
As part of a cohort, SHE students enrolled through the Carbone Cancer Center at the University of Wisconsin will complete program activities in collaboration with peers enrolled through:
This internship opportunity is made possible through an American Cancer Society Grant