By the IARC Screening Group
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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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SELF-PACED PROGRAMME: Introduction to Cancer Prevention and Early Detection
7 learning sections on: Measuring success in cancer prevention and basic epidemiological measures; Cancer surveillance and registration; Primary prevention of cancer, main modifiable risk factors; CanScreen5; HPV Vaccination; Strengthening health systems; and Implementation research.
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SELF-PACED MODULE: Social Inequalities and Cancer
Based on content from the World Cancer Report Updates webinar on Social Inequalities and Cancer, this flexible e-learning module includes lectures, questions and answers, and a quiz to test your knowledge on the latest evidence and emerging issues discussed during the webinar.
Keywords: drivers of inequality, root causes, cancer survival, population attributable fraction, Affordable Care Act, access to care.
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TEACHING TOOLKIT: Cancer Research for Cancer Prevention
This freely accessible online teaching toolkit is designed to support anyone involved in transmitting knowledge and skills on cancer research for cancer prevention. It includes modifiable Power Point slides, suggested quizzes and exercises, links to relevant data visualization tools, and useful references. The first module of the toolkit, “Rationale and Scope of Cancer Research for Cancer Prevention”, is now available.
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SELF-PACED MODULE: Challenges and Opportunities for Primary Cancer Prevention
Based on content from the World Cancer Report Updates webinar on Challenges and Opportunities for Primary Cancer Prevention, this flexible e-learning module includes lectures, questions and answers, and a quiz to test your knowledge on the latest evidence and emerging issues discussed during the webinar.
Keywords: cancer prevention, modifiable risk factors
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SELF-PACED MODULE: Introduction to Research on Pollution and Cancer
What is the current status of research on pollution and cancer?
What proportion of cancers are due to environmental pollutants, according to scientific evidence currently available?
What are the gaps and opportunities for future research?
Dive into this interactive e-learning module to find out!