What's New

CAT Quarterly Meetings for 2012

March 1, 2012

9:30am - 2:00pm

Location: Texas Medical Association, Austin, TX

May 24, 2012

9:30am - 2:00pm

Location: American Cancer Society, Austin, TX

August 30, 2012

9:30am - 2:00pm

Location: Texas Medical Association, Austin, TX

November 8, 2012

9:30am - 2:00pm

Location: American Cancer Society, Austin, TX

 

Post-Treatment Survivorship Resource Guide (booklet)

The services and information in this guide focus on the special needs of someone who has completed cancer treatment and is managing treatment's late- and long-term effects, whether physical, financial, legal or emotional.

Post-Treatment Survivorship Resource Guide (one-page flyer)

 



Infographic: Should Everything be Bigger in Texas?


The Cancer Alliance of Texas is proud to release an infographic about obesity in Texas

Did you know that one third of all American cancer deaths are linked to excessive weight?  Click here to see the full infographic containing more statistics about obesity in Texas.







Welcome from our Chairman


Photo of Armin Weinberg, Ph.D.
Welcome to the Cancer Alliance of Texas website.

The mission of the Cancer Alliance of Texas (CAT) is to engage organizations, agencies, institutions and individuals to work collaboratively to reduce the impact of cancer in Texas and promote the Texas Cancer Plan.

The aim of CAT is to advance cooperative efforts that focus on the goals of the Texas Cancer Plan: cancer prevention, early detection and treatment, professional training, cancer data and planning, and survivorship.

The burden of cancer falls on the shoulders of individuals with a cancer diagnosis and their families and friends seeking effective treatment and support services. Cancer, in its many forms, impacts personal health and family well-being, communities, workplaces and businesses, and health care providers. Because it crosses all aspects of family and community life, it requires nothing less than a broad-based, integrated response.

Effective cancer prevention and control programs reduce the cancer burden. Collaboration among entities and individuals with expertise, resources or commitments in cancer control expands our ability to make a comprehensive response to cancer and to have the greatest impact possible in reducing its personal, emotional, social and economic costs to the citizens of Texas.

Thank you for your interest in the Cancer Alliance of Texas.

Armin D. Weinberg, Ph.D.