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Connecting the global cancer control community through our keystone events.

Attendees network and discuss at the World Cancer Congress 2022

UICC unites cancer professionals and policy makers in premier events like the World Cancer Congress and World Cancer Leaders’ Summit and raises awareness and catalyses personal, collective and government action through World Cancer Day.

World Cancer Day 4 February

World Cancer Day is the one singular initiative under which the entire world can unite together in the fight against the global cancer epidemic. It takes place every year on 4 February.

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World Cancer Congress

A biennial event, the World Cancer Congress serves as a platform for discourse and advocacy as well as a learning and sharing opportunity for our members and partners around the world.  

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World Cancer Leaders' Summit logo on navy blue background

The World Cancer Leaders’ Summit is a major biennial high-level policy meeting dedicated exclusively to furthering global cancer control.

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UICC NCCP

The Cancer Planners Forum is the first global gathering dedicated to individuals responsible for developing and implementing National Cancer Control Plans (NCCPs).

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World Cancer Leaders' Summit 2025

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236 days until

World Cancer Day 2026

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468 days until

World Cancer Congress 2026

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Upcoming events

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24 June2025
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Union for International Cancer Control (UICC)
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18 November2025
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20 November2025
Melbourne , Australia
Organiser(s):
Union for International Cancer Control (UICC)
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Latest news about UICC events

UICC welcomes the adoption of the landmark WHA resolution on lung health

Birds eye view of the large meeting room in the UN Palais des Nations
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Experts met in Geneva to strengthen cancer planning efforts at the Cancer Planners Forum

Diverse group of people at a professional seminar around a table, "Cancer Planners Forum" on a banner in the background
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World Cancer Day campaign sees engagement from dawn to dusk across the world

Black woman with branded United By Unique World Cancer Day poster material
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World Cancer Day: Towards people-centred cancer care

UICC staff in blue, white, and orange World Cancer Day 'United by Unique' hoodies in front of a bridge with World Cancer Day flags
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UICC underscores the impact of AMR on cancer treatment during World AMR Awareness Week

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Uniting for cancer control: Highlights from the World Cancer Congress 2024

Audience at the World Cancer Congress, in the main auditorium
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World Cancer Day 2025 Impact Report

The theme for World Cancer Day 2025-2027 is United by Unique, which will explore different dimensions of people-centred cancer care and new ways of making a difference.

 

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Latest reports on UICC events

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World Cancer Leaders' Summit 2023 Report
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Quotes from participants

About World Cancer Day

"It was a wonderful experience for us (staff and students at CPUT) and we have learnt a lot about how to offer such activities in the future. We received very positive feedback and the activities were a success in many aspects...You will see that we used the World Cancer Day materials - sincere thanks for that.”
About the World Cancer Congress 2018

“The World Cancer Congress 2018 enabled the cancer community to develop new collaborations, share practical case studies and learn from top experts in all aspects of cancer control. We were able to share knowledge and interact with colleagues from around the world, gaining new perspectives on what we, as a community, can do to reduce the cancer burden over time.”

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Wednesday 05 February 2025

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