OUR FOUNDER

  
James W. Coleman, Ph.D., principal investigator.
                    Ph.D. Microbiology and Immunology
​                              University of Louisville, with the highest honor                                                         
Worked for or at:

• Presently, Cancer Research Center of America, Inc. (“CRCA”)  President/CEO
• Joseph E. Seagram & Sons, Inc., R&D biotechnology.
• University of Louisville School of Medicine.
• Tuskegee University School of Nursing.
• United States Air Force Epidemiological Laboratory.

Message:  I want to give back to society because most of my graduate work was supported in large part by the taxpayers through public health grants.   My passion is carrying out basic and applied scientific research.  Experimental design and data interpretation were essential tools for this novel, moral, humanitarian and historic endeavor.  Based upon the length and breadth of my academic training and work experience, I can best serve humanity by uncovering links to breast cancer and fatal breast cancer in women and to publish my findings for informational and educational purposes in the interest of public health.

It has been said that one person can make a difference.  I am the one person who has gathered some facts that should make a meaningful difference in the battle against breast cancer.   Over the past 20 years, I have collected and analyzed breast cancer data for these purposes.  

Unfortunately, CRCA does not have the financial resources to bring this historic study to the public domain.  We need your help!  Unless the community comes forward now and donate to this solicitation campaign, I have a good faith belief that some women might continue to make uninformed choices and develop and die of breast cancer needlessly.

Unlike scientific and medical articles, the final draft of the study will be crafted in a manner where it can be easily understood by the general public at large.