Access to Oncology Medicines Coalition

A UICC-led initiative pioneering access solutions for cancer medicines

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The ATOM Coalition advances access to cancer treatment in El Salvador

Diverse group of people
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Revolutionising cancer treatment access in low-resource settings

ATOM Coalition leadership team
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ATOM Coalition partners with ACT for Children to bridge childhood cancer medicine gaps in LMICs

Woman with dark hair in Mongolia with a bald child, cancer patient, on her shoulders
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ATOM Coalition welcomes FDA’s approval of generic cancer medicine, nilotinib

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Strengthening access to oncology medicines in Mongolia

Participants of the ATOM Coalition Mongolia workshop - November 2024, visiting the the Health Minister of Mongolia
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Memorandum of Understanding signed with the Ministry of Health of Zambia for greater access to cancer medicines

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Events

Discover dialogues, webinars, and workshops relating to access to cancer medicines. 

20 August2024
Organiser(s):
UICC, ATOM Coalition and IDA Foundation
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10 October2023
Organiser(s):
ATOM Coalition
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ATOM Coalition resources

ATOM Coalition A4 Two Pager
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UICC
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atom_spanish_flyer_2024.pdf
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ATOM Coalition
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The Access to Oncology Medicines Coalition: Enhanced in-Country Coordination for Sustainable Access
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ATOM Coalition
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ATOM Coalition Operational Plan 2023-2024
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ATOM Coalition
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Union for International Cancer Control (UICC)
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ATOM Coalition Capacity building analysis Exec Summary cover
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ATOM Coalition in the news

Where old pathways to innovative cancer care fall short, a new model emerges

Source: PharmaPhorum

Novel Pooled Procurement Platform for NCDS Launched

Source: IDA Foundation

Four manufacturers sign sublicence agreements with the Medicines Patent Pool to produce generic versions of nilotinib for the treatment of chronic myeloid leukaemia

Source: Medicines Patent Pool

Video: An interview with Shalini Jayasekar-Zürn, Senior Advocacy Manager at UICC

Source: The Access to Medicine Foundation

Video: IGBA luncheon presentation by Dr Dan Milner.

Source: International Generic and Biosimilar Medicines Association

Close the Care Gap

Source: The Medicine Maker

Video: Access to Oncology Medicines Coalition – The Medicines Patent Pool

Source: eCancer.org

ATOM Coalition seeks partners to expand Oncology Medicines market, The Generics Bulletin

Source: Generics Bulletin

News: First voluntary licence for a cancer treatment is a promising sign for future expansion of access to innovative medicines

Source: Access to Medicine Foundation

News: Private-Public Drug Deal Enables Generic Production of Expensive Cancer Medicine

Source: Health Policy Watch News

News: Global Coalition Strives to Expand Access to Key Cancer Medicines in Low-Income Countries

Source: Critical values

News: Re:Solve Global Health: A collective approach can improve access to quality cancer care

Source: Re:solve Global Health

Video: UICC announces global coalition to increase access to essential cancer medicines in LMICs

Source: eCancer

News: ATOM Coalition sees patent sharing as key to overcoming scarcity of cancer drugs in LLMICs.

Source: The Cancer Letter

News: Boosting access to cancer care where it’s needed most

Source: Novartis

News: Broad cancer coalition tries new ways to increase access to meds

Source: The Pharma Letter

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