The University of Pennsylvania, through its Clinical Practices division, was awarded a $299,936 Cooperative Agreement from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's (CDC) Centers for Research and Demonstration for Health Promotion and Disease Prevention (CFDA 93.135) program. This 5-year award will support the UPenn Prevention Research Center in conducting applied public health research focused on cancer prevention and control. The research center will develop, test, and evaluate innovative, evidence-based interventions to address major chronic disease challenges and improve population health outcomes. The project will leverage UPenn's expertise in biomedical sciences, clinical research, and community partnerships to advance the program's objectives of preventing chronic diseases, reducing health disparities, and translating research into practical public health strategies.
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