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Cancer prevention in the 21st century

Learn how advances in screening technology help combat cancer from one of the nation’s leading voices in cancer research on Thursday, June 6 at the Science Museum of Virginia.

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Keep date night fun, educational, and interactive with this mystery event at the museum.

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Did you know? The five-year survival rate for many cancers is more than 90% when detected early, according to the American Cancer Society. Whether you’re a medical professional or someone whose life has been affected by cancer, new advancements can be life-changing.

On Thursday, June 6, Dr. Robert Winn, Director of VCU Massey Comprehensive Cancer Center, will share the latest in cancer research during “Building Trust in Science: Cancer Prevention in the 21st Century” at the Science Museum of Virginia.

Throughout this free Sunrise Science talk, attendees will learn about:

  • The science behind how cancer is formed
  • Current initiatives to improve cancer detection
  • New screening technologies poised to revolutionize cancer care in the future

Pro tip: The presentation begins at 8 a.m., but arrive when doors open at 7:30 a.m. to grab a complimentary cup of coffee to fuel your morning.

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