TAILIEUCHUNG - REDUCING ENVIRONMENTAL CANCER RISK

More needs to be done now to get traffi c off the roads and on to rail. Real prices have to be charged that refl ect the real costs caused by polluters. The wider use of market-based instruments will bring about more cost-oriented pricing and fairer market conditions, which would lead to modal shift, behavioural changes, and help pay for improvements in rail infrastructure. The greater use of combined transport will allow each mode to use its strengths best – particularly over long distances, where the use of road and rail can complement rather than compete with each other | 2008-2009 Annual Report President s Cancer Panel REDUCING ENVIRONMENTAL CANCER RISK What We Can Do Now . DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES National Institutes of Health National Cancer Institute The President s Cancer Panel LaSalle D. Leffall Jr. . . Chair Charles R. Drew Professor of Surgery Howard University College of Medicine Washington DC 20059 Margaret L. Kripke . Vivian L. Smith Chair and Professor Emerita The University of Texas . Anderson Cancer Center Houston TX 77030 This report is submitted to the President of the United States in fulfillment of the obligations of the President s Cancer Panel to appraise the National Cancer Program as established in accordance with the National Cancer Act of 1971 . 92-218 the Health Research Extension Act of 1987 . 99-158 the National Institutes of Health Revitalization Act of 1993 . 103-43 and Title V Part A Public Health Service Act 42 . 281 et seq. . April 2010 For further information on the President s Cancer Panel or additional copies of this report please contact Abby B. Sandler . Executive Secretary President s Cancer Panel 6116 Executive Boulevard Suite 220 MSC 8349 Bethesda MD 20814-8349 301-451-9399 pcp-r@ http 2008-2009 Annual Report I President s Cancer Panel REDUCING ENVIRONMENTAL CANCER RISK What We Can Do Now Suzanne H. Reuben for The President s Cancer Panel April 2010 . DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES National Institutes of Health National Cancer .

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