@theNCI ¹
Latest developments from across NCI. Retweeted highlights from the NCI feeds below.

@NCIBulletin ²
Featured content from NCI's biweekly online newsletter and timely updates from across the cancer research community.

@NCIBiospecimens ³
News from the NCI Office of Biorepositories and Biospecimen Research (OBBR).

@NCIcaBIG ⁴
The latest news, events, and insights from the Center for Biomedical Informatics and Information Technology, including the caBIG® program (the Cancer Biomedical Informatics Grid.)

@NCICancerCtrl ⁵
Offers links to cancer control information that bridges public health research, practice, and policy.

@NCIespanol ⁶
Features the latest cancer research news and information from across the National Cancer Institute tailored to Spanish-speaking audiences.

@NCIExhibits ⁷
The NCI Exhibit Program travels to scientific and professional meetings and communicates NCI's research and resources.

@NCIHINTS ⁸
NCI's Health Information National Trends Survey is a national survey uniquely dedicated to learning how people find, use, & understand health information (http://hints.cancer.gov)

@NCImcMedia ⁹
Multicultural information and news, including tools developed specifically for journalists reporting on cancer at minority media outlets.

@NCIMedia ¹⁰
Press releases, news notes, articles, and other resources to support health and science writers, and other journalists covering cancer research and the activities of NCI.

@NCIprevention ¹¹
The latest information about early detection, cancer risk, and chemoprevention.

@NCIsbir ¹²
Information on NCI's Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) & Small Business Technology Transfer (STTR) programs.

@NCISymptomMgmt ¹³
Information about coping with the symptoms of cancer or cancer treatment, and end-of-life care.

@NCITechTransfer ¹⁴
The NCI Tech Transfer Center facilitates partnerships for co-development of new cancer and AIDS discoveries made by NIH researchers.

@NCItrialsatNIH ¹⁵
Information about ongoing cancer clinical trials conducted by NCI's Center for Cancer Research at the NIH campus in Bethesda. MD.

@NCItsm3 ¹⁶
The NCI Translational Science Meeting 2011: From Molecular Information to Cancer Medicine; July 28-30th.

@Smokefreegov ¹⁷
The Smokefree Team brings information, tips and support to stay smokefree and clear of tobacco!

@SmokefreeWomen ¹⁸
Tweets from women to women trying to quit smoking, with the latest tips and support to stay smokefree.

@TCGAupdates ¹⁹
The Cancer Genome Atlas (TCGA) is an NCI/NHGRI initiative to identify genomic changes in more than 20 types of cancer.

NCI's YouTube channel ²⁰ features videos from across NCI on a wide range of topics, including profiles of cancer researchers, an introduction to clinical trials and information about important NCI programs.

The National Cancer Institute ²¹
Provides an interactive way to find cancer information and share your perspective. The page includes discussions initiated by group members and links to NCI resources, as well as questions, comments and cancer news.

Office of Media Relations ²²
A collection of information and resources from across NCI to inform members of the media about cancer research news and activities of NCI.

Smokefree Women ²³
A place where women who are trying to quit smoking or remain smokefree can share information, encouragement, and support. The page builds upon resources available at http://women.smokefree.gov.

Instituto Nacional del Cáncer ²⁴
NCI's Spanish Facebook page presents cancer information tailored to Spanish-speaking audiences. Visit our page to read the latest in cancer research news, learn about NCI's resources, and post your cancer-related questions and comments.

For a full list of available NCI RSS feeds on a wide variety of topics, go to http://www.cancer.gov/rss.

AccrualNet ²⁵
Strategies, tools, resources, and professional community to support clinical trials accrual.

Research To Reality ²⁶
Online community of practice that links cancer control practitioners and researchers and provides opportunities for discussion, learning, and enhanced collaboration on moving research into practice.

Cancer Epidemiology Matters ²⁷
Fostering a dialogue between NCI’s Epidemiology and Genomics Research Program (EGRP), extramural researchers, and others who are interested in cancer epidemiology and genomics.