Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) is a public health issue that needs urgent attention at the global, national and health facility levels. Infections become drug-resistant when the pathogens that cause them adapt and change over time, developing the ability to resist the medicines designed to kill them.

Learn about tumour microenvironment breakthroughs, e.g. the intricate interactions of cancer cells with the immune system and with specific stromal cells in multiple organs, and novel insights into tumour-host interactions including changes in metabolism, the nervous system, and response to therapy.

This webinar for UICC members in ATOM Coalition target countries will provide a comprehensive look into the ATOM Coalition’s objectives, operational approach, target countries for the next five years and future implementation plans.

 

This new edition of our renowned Cancer Genomics series covers the latest developments in genomics and bioinformatics including machine learning/AI, single-cell/spatial analysis of cancers, cell plasticity, cancer immunity genomics, data integration/convergence, epigenetics, and genomic instability.

This webinar for UICC members in ATOM Coalition target countries will provide a comprehensive look into the ATOM Coalition’s objectives, operational approach, target countries for the next five years and future implementation plans.

 

Des avancées récentes, telles que la recommandation d'une dose unique, ont donné un nouvel élan à l'amélioration de l'accès à la vaccination contre le papillomavirus et à son extension. Les OSC peuvent jouer un rôle essentiel dans la disponibilité, l'accès et la création de la demande pour atteindre l'objectif de 90 % de filles vaccinées.

Recent advances, such as the single-dose recommendation, as well as global commitments, have set a refreshed momentum for driving change in terms of access and scale-up of HPV vaccination. CSOs can play a critical role, particularly as advocates, for the availability, access and demand creation to reach the 90% target of girls vaccinated.