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Digest 7
July 2020
This digest includes:
- Feedback from study participants about why they first joined the CTS & why they continue to participate
- Findings from Questionnaire 6, now available for exploration on the CTS website
- Study findings on the relationship between sugar-sweetened beverages and cardiovascular disease
Digest 6
March 2020
This digest includes:
- Feedback from study participants about the areas of research they are most interested in
- A new study on air pollution and breast cancer survival
- Study findings on the link between physical activity, postmenopausal hormone therapy, and risk of breast cancer
- An invitation to study participants to provide feedback about why they participate in the California Teachers Study
Digest 4
May 2019
This digest includes:
- Highlights from the recent American Association for Cancer Research meeting
- Interactive graphs to better understand the CTS population
- Profiles on the CTS Data Analysts, the team members who manage our study data
- A new project studying the relationship between preeclampsia and stroke
- New study findings on the link between participants' diets and their risk of breast cancer
Digest 3
August 2018
This digest includes:
- Frequently asked questions (FAQs) about the California Teachers Study
- Profiles on the CTS Study Managers, the team members who keep things moving behind the scenes
- Updates about a new blog series dedicated to recently launched CTS research projects
- Study findings about alcohol use and risk of breast cancer
Digest 1
March 2018
In March 2018, the CTS began sending participants emailed digests with study updates. The first Digest includes:
- An introduction to the Quarterly Digest, the CTS' new emailed newsletter
- Information about Questionnaire 6
- Links to a five-part series about the history and future of the California Teachers Study
- New study findings about low-dose aspirin use and risk of breast cancer
Newsletter 13
Fall 2013
This newsletter includes:
- Information about a new CTS project collecting blood samples that will be studied to identify genetic markers that may help identify cancer at its early stage
- Novel research addressing cognition problems associated with breast cancer treatment - often called 'Chemo Brain'