Center for Global Health (CGH)
The Center for Global Health (CGH) supports NCI's mission to improve cancer control worldwide. CGH contributes by advancing global cancer research and training and coordinating NCI engagement in global cancer control. CGH also represents NCI in international research partnerships, playing a key role in coordinating multinational research efforts for global benefit.
Funding and Training Opportunities
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Funding for Global Cancer Research and TrainingExplore global research and training opportunities.
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Training in Global Cancer ResearchDiscover support for global cancer research training and career development.
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Programs in Global ResearchLearn about CGH led and coordinated research programs to accelerate knowledge for global cancer control.
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Partnerships and DisseminationExplore key convening and scientific partnership activities for global cancer research and control.
Latest News & Events
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The Neighborhood Tobacco Environment & Adolescent Tobacco Use in India
This seminar will examine the association between environmental factors and the risk of tobacco use among adolescents in India. June 5, 2025.
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Translating Health Care Technologies from Concept to Impact
In this seminar, Dr. Nimmi Ramanujam will examine the intersection between the global burden of cancer, health disparities, and technology innovation. September 11, 2025.
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Center for Global Health Events
Discover the latest events in global oncology.
Latest CGH Spotlight Blogs
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The Crucial Role of Research in Addressing Global Cancer StigmaLearn more about NCI’s efforts to support researchers and practitioners in advancing the field of global cancer stigma research.
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Developing a Low-Cost Portable Technology to Treat Cervical PrecancerBorn out of an international partnership an affordable and portable technology was developed to accelerate the elimination of cervical cancer.
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Tribute to Professor Lynette Ann Denny: A Courageous Warrior for Women’s HealthThroughout her career, Lyn Denny worked tirelessly to forge a new future for women’s health, we honor her by continuing to strive for a world where there is equitable access to care for all.