SRAB's Position within NCI

This chart describes the hierarchical relationship of some of the divisions, programs and branches within the National Cancer Institute, focusing on the place of the Statistical Research & Applications Branch.

In the National Cancer Institute there are seven divisions: the Center for Cancer Research, the Division of Cancer Biology, the Division of Epidemiology & Genetics, the Division of Cancer Prevention, the Division of Cancer Treatment & Diagnosis, the Division of Extramural Activities, and the Division of Cancer Control & Population Sciences. View an organization chart for the Division of Cancer Control & Population Sciences.

In the Division of Cancer Control & Population Sciences there are five programs: the Office of Cancer Survivorship, the Behavioral Research Program, the Applied Research Program, the Epidemiology & Genetics Research Program, and the Surveillance Research Program.

In the Surveillence Research Program there are two branches: the Cancer Statistics Branch, and the Statistical Research & Applications Branch.

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