National Cancer Institute (NCI) Designation
The Winship Cancer Institute is the only NCI-designated cancer treatment center in the state of Georgia and one of only 65 NCI designated centers in the United States. Recognized for their scientific excellence, the NCI designates cancer centers who demonstrate a superior commitment to cancer research and discovery to aid in the development of new cancer treatments, preventative measures, and diagnostic tools.
As described by the National Cancer Institute, these cancer centers "are characterized by strong organizational capabilities, institutional commitment, and trans-disciplinary, cancer-focused science; experienced scientific and administrative leadership, and state-of-the-art cancer research and patient care facilities." The Winship Cancer Institute proudly dons its NCI designation and is committed to furthering excellence in the discovery of new cancer care innovations.
Cancer Research
Emory's Winship Cancer Institute is home to multidisciplinary and interdisciplinary cancer research. Emory’s focus on translational research fuels the development of discoveries in the laboratory into advances in patient cancer care.
Cancer Clinical Trials
Cancer clinical trials are research studies that test new treatments to find better ways to treat cancer. Learn more about the three types of cancer clinical trials offered and what your options are.
