Cancer Control and Survivorship Committee
The Cancer Control and Survivorship Committee aims to reduce the morbidity of cancer and its treatments and to improve patients’ quality of life. This committee focuses on patients diagnosed with cancer, receiving treatment, or in follow-up. It focuses on understanding distress experienced by cancer patients and potential interventions; biomarker-driven symptom intervention research, and understanding and mitigating cardiotoxicity risk.
Three specialty subcommittees and one working group, shown below, incubate scientific ideas into trial concepts while the main committee convenes and facilitates interactions across the subcommittees and across the Group. Scroll down to see the leadership.
Subcommittees
Cancer Control and Survivorship Committee
Chair
Co-Chair
Co-Chair
Community Co-Chair

David Cella, PhD
Northwestern University, Institute for Public Health and Medicine – Center for Patient-Centered Outcomes
Biography

Michael A. Thompson, MD, PhD
In Transition
Psychosocial Outcomes and Health Promotion Subcommittee
Chair
Co-Chair
The following working group is part of the Psychological Outcomes and Health Promotion Subcommittee.