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  HCC centrally manages cancer-related human subjects research via a central IRB. Visit this section for guidance and education.
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- Core Facilities
  HCC funds several Core facilities offering unique services and/or discounted rates to HCC members.
- Bioinformatics Training
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  Spatial Technologies Unit
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- Research Programs
  Research collaboration in the Consortium is organized into several programs.
- Breast Cancer
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- HCC SPOREs
  HCC is home to several NCI Specialized Programs of Research Excellence (SPOREs)
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  HCC members are always needed to help mentor the next generation as part of the CURE student training programs
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