RESOURCES

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.

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SELF-PACED PROGRAMME: 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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MANUAL: IARC Atlas – Using HPV tests for cervical cancer screening and managing HPV-positive women – a practical online guide

A practical guide covering the natural history of cervical cancer, the principles of HPV testing and different HPV tests for screening, steps for the collection of specimens for HPV testing, interpretation of the test results, and management of screen-positive women, including women living with HIV.

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MANUAL: Atlas of breast cancer early detection

A step-by-step guide to the procedure of CBE and its interpretation, diagnostic mammography, diagnostic breast ultrasound, image-guided fine-needle aspiration cytology (FNAC), and core biopsy of the breast. Includes nearly 1000 annotated images and videos and 186 case studies. 

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SELF-PACED PROGRAMME: Improving the Monitoring of Cancer Screening

Overview of different aspects related to monitoring and evaluation of cancer screening programs. Contains 3 sections: General principles, Monitoring of screening, and Additional considerations. The learning programme also includes guidance related to providing data to CanScreen-ECIS platform.

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Cancer Prevention Europe Learning Programme – Evaluation

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12B. Screening

Latest evidence, myths, and controversies on screening and cancer.
— Dr Andre Carvalho, IARC

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11B. Infections

Latest evidence, myths, and controversies on infections and cancer.
— Dr Mangesh Thorat, Queen Mary University of London, King’s College London and Guy’s Hospital London (UK)

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10B. Therapies to prevent cancer

Latest evidence, myths, and controversies on therapies to prevent cancer.
— Dr Karen Brown, University of Leicester (UK)

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9B. Radiation

Latest evidence, myths, and controversies on radiation and cancer.
— Dr Joachim Schüz, IARC

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