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Cancer Prevention Europe

Featuring two sets of self-learning modules on the European Code Against Cancer 4th edition, and on the latest evidence, myths, and controversies on cancer prevention.
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SELF-PACED PROGRAMME: Improving the Quality of Cancer Screening

3 modules: Principles, Planning and Implementation, and Quality of Screening Programmes
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MANUAL: Atlas of Colposcopy – Principles and Practice

By the IARC Screening Group
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Principles of Cancer Screening
Planning and Implementing a Cancer Screening Programme
Quality of Cancer Screening Programmes

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For programme managers, health-care providers, and other professionals involved in cancer prevention, detection, and management.

Cervical Cancer

Visual inspection, colposcopy, cytology, pathology, cryotherapy, large loop excision of transformation zone (LLETZ), thermal ablation.

Breast Cancer

Breast self-examination, clinical breast examination, breast imaging.

Oral Cancer

Visual examination of the oral cavity, diagnostic tests.

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This platform aims to compile a variety of learning resources (manuals, guidelines, e-learning courses, etc.) produced by IARC research groups in the area of cancer prevention and early detection. For more information, contact us.

The activities of Early Detection, Prevention, and Infections Branch (EPR) include a wide portfolio of study designs, including etiology and natural history, assessing the global burden, and evaluating and modelling the impact of interventions. A major theme is evaluating interventions through the lens of implementation science.
The activities of Early Detection, Prevention, and Infections Branch (EPR) include a wide portfolio of study designs, including etiology and natural history, assessing the global burden, and evaluating and modelling the impact of interventions. A major theme is evaluating interventions through the lens of implementation science. Learn more
The Environment and Lifestyle Epidemiology Branch (ENV) is at the forefront of identifying modifiable cancer risk factors and protective factors to support the IARC vision of a world where fewer people develop cancer.
The Environment and Lifestyle Epidemiology Branch (ENV) is at the forefront of identifying modifiable cancer risk factors and protective factors to support the IARC vision of a world where fewer people develop cancer. Learn more
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