Research
The Ralph Lauren Center for Cancer Prevention meets patients where they are.
We engage families around treatment options and share clinical trial opportunities capable of improving health. This increases the diversity of representation in clinical research, which is essential to developing inclusive therapies and further informing our community engagement strategies.
Another important piece of the center’s work is to foster research that looks at patient populations to contribute to the evidence-based research literature, with emphasis on Black and Hispanic populations. Research is conducted through the Office of Minority Health and Health Disparities Research at Georgetown University’s Lombardi Comprehensive Cancer Center.
Research Examples
- Achieving Cancer Equity through Identification, Testing and Screening (ACE-ITS)
- COVID-19 for Breast Cancer Patients/Survivors (website in English/Spanish)
- Implementing a Mass Media Pilot Campaign to Promote Mammography Screening
- Trends in Mammography Utilization at a Safety Net Breast Cancer Screening Center
- Time to Diagnostic Evaluation After Mammographic Screening in an Urban Setting
- Breast Density in Multi-Ethnic Women Presenting for Screening Mammography
Cancer Research News from Georgetown Lombardi
An Overlooked Hormone Eyed as Deadly Driver of Postmenopausal Breast Cancer in Women with Obesity
December 2nd, 2025
School of Health Student Presents Foundational Cancer Research at International Conference
November 21st, 2025
September 19th, 2025
