Notice: The Nixon Library will be closed to guests on Wednesday, September 10, from 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM for a special event.

Nixon National Cancer Conference

The annual NNCC is a patient-focused conference that has featured Nobel laureates, physicians,
specialists, and cancer center directors from across the country.

“We are here today for the purpose of signing the Cancer Act of 1971 and I hope that in the years ahead that we may look back on this day and on this action as being the most significant action taken during this administration.”

— Richard Nixon, on signing the National Cancer Act, December 23, 1971
Nixon National Cancer Conference
The Nixon National Cancer Conference is an annual gathering of global leaders in research, innovation, education, and care. Conceived in the legacy of the 1971 National Cancer Act—one of the most consequential healthcare laws of the 20th century—the conference delivers key updates, sets future goals, and inspires patients, doctors, and advocates committed to advancing cancer research and treatment.

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