; (B) inform and prioritize cancer educational and screening programs; (C) evaluate efficacy of prevention efforts and treatment; (D) determine survival rates; (E) conduct research on the etiology, diagnosis, and treatment of cancer; (F) ensure quality and equity in cancer care; and (G) plan for health services. (8) Capturing cancer data from medical facilities of the Department in State cancer registries and the United States Cancer Statistics can benefit veterans by— (A) improving the ability to identify cancer-related disparities in the veteran community; (B) improving understanding of the cancer-related needs of veterans, which can be incorporated into State Comprehensive Cancer Control planning for screening and treatment programs funded by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention