Programs

The BC Generations Project, BC’s largest-ever health study, follows a cohort of nearly 30,000 BC participants who volunteer their health information and biological samples to help researchers learn more about how environment, lifestyle and molecular factors contribute to cancer and other chronic

This program focuses on cervical cancer prevention, primarily HPV-based screening. HPV FOCAL, a landmark BC study was conducted through BC Cancer and the findings continue to be used to evaluate the protection of HPV based screening for cervical cancer prevention.

Over the past five decades, survival rates for children, adolescents, and young adult cancer survivors (CAYACS) have significantly improved, primarily due to advancements in diagnosis and treatment.

A program focused on the study of the interaction between susceptibility genes and environmental factors (including lifestyle) in the causation of cancer.

The Meza lab focuses on the assessment of cancer and tobacco prevention and control strategies. We focus on lung cancer, tobacco-related cancers, HPV-related cancers.

The Nutrition, Metabolism and Cancer Prevention Program is focused on the intersections of nutrition, human health, and public health challenges. Dr.

Pathways is a collaborative research group dedicated to advancing equitable cancer care through patient engagement, inclusive research practices, and implementation science.

The Regulatory Science Lab is an innovative program of research focused on the sustainability, value and social impacts of precision medicine.