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UICC calls for coordinated action against infections that contribute to the global cancer burden

panneau_en_lr_small.jpgGeneva, 4th February 2010 – On the occasion of World Cancer Day, the International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC), the Cervical Cancer Action (CCA) coalition and the International Union Against Cancer (UICC) call for the implementation of comprehensive strategies to reduce cervical cancer one of the leading causes of cancer among women in developing countries, and the second most common cancer in women worldwide.

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World cancer Day 4 February: Are you ready?
stinken.gif What have you planned for World Cancer Day this year? On 4 February 2010, the International Union Against Cancer (UICC) will launch its new campaign “Cancer can be prevented too”.  This new theme focuses on how the risk of developing cancer can significantly be reduced through simple measures related to tobacco use, alcohol consumption, sun exposure, healthy weight and protection against cancer-causing infections. UICC invites you to join the campaign and offers you a number of traditional and innovative resources.
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Statement on the distribution of embargoed material prior to the publication of the Interphone study

Further to the joint IARC/UICC/CREAL statement issued simultaneously on 28 May 2009 concerning the submission of the Interphone study paper, this is to clarify the respective responsibilities in terms of communication of embargoed material to non-media interested parties.

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UICC Awards for Excellence - Closing soon

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UICC will once again honour outstanding individuals, organizations, and politicians whose contributions have impacted the fight against cancer. Should you wish to submit a nomination, please follow the instructions and fill out the online application form at: www.uicc.org/awards.
Nominations close: 27 February 2010.
 
Free Email Subscription to the NCI Cancer Bulletin for UICC Members

nci.gifPublished by the U.S. National Cancer Institute, the bi-weekly NCI Cancer Bulletin delivers the latest in U.S. cancer treatment news and breaking research findings right to your email inbox. With every issue, you'll find consolidated information from major scientific journals, cancer research meetings, and NCI programs, covering topics such as screening, detection and diagnosis, recent drug approvals, clinical trials, risk, and prevention.

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european cervical cancer prevention week

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The ECCA is again working with the International Union Against Cancer (UICC), the European CanCer Organisation (ECCO), the Association of European Cancer Leagues (ECCL), the ECCA’s institutional and individual members across Europe to hold the 4th European Cervical Cancer Prevention Week from 24 to 30 January, 2010. Cervical cancer is unique in that we already know exactly what we have to do to prevent almost every case as effective screening and vaccination programmes could virtually eliminate cervical cancer in Europe. However, while we know what to do, the majority of European countries in Europe still have not implemented these programmes.
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