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ToPCaP's long term goal is to substantially decrease prostate cancer morbidity and mortality through the identification of prognostic biomarkers and the initiation of appropriate lifestyle changes before or after diagnosis of the disease. In the process of distinguishing between indolent and aggressive disease, ToPCaP strives to reduce unnecessary and potentially dangerous treatments for low-risk prostate cancers. The projects highlighted are research initiatives aimed at achieving our objective.

Michelangelo Fiorentino appointed Associate Professor in Clinical Pathology at the University of Bologna
May 22, 2017

ToPCaP Researchers Receive Funding from National Institutes of Health to Study Impact of Circadian Rhythm and Prostate Cancer Risk
February 5, 2016

Welcoming ToPCaP’s newest working group: Computational Pathoepidemiology!
January 28, 2016

ToPCaP holds its 8th Annual Retreat (September 9-11, 2015)
September 22, 2015

Accepting Applications for the Professor John Fitzpatrick Research Fellowship 2015
July 22, 2015

Boston-Ireland Cancer Collaboration announces the John Fitzpatrick Fellowship programme
May 19, 2015

R21 Funded: Development of Free, Open-Source, FFPE-Specific Analytic Tools
January 12, 2015

7th Annual ToPCaP Retreat Convened with a Restless Baroarbunga Volcano as a Backdrop
October 28, 2014

Francesca Giunchi Featured Researcher
April 1, 2014

Different Paths Lead to Doctoral Dissertation Defenses for Sarah Markt and Rebecca Graff
March 26, 2014

Joint Study Team Awarded Prestigious Intl. Award to Examine Links Between Prostate Cancer and Obesity
January 8, 2014

Suzanne Bracken Joins ToPCaP as Research Coordinator
November 13, 2013

ToPCaP UK Gets Three New Grants
August 6, 2013

Lorelei Mucci featured in Movember's Global Action Plan
August 1, 2013

Tom Ahearn Awarded HSPH Postdoc Association Travel Award
April 23, 2013

Irene Shui enjoys being an Irish Rose Travel Fellow
April 18, 2013

Jennifer Rider Recognized as Prostate Cancer Foundation Young Investigator
April 18, 2013