LECTURE SERIES – THEME 2023-2024: CANCER
Epidemiology & Prevention
Designed to foster an interdisciplinary, technical-scientific dialogue on the epidemiology and prevention, mortality, and survival projections, risk factors, screening, care measures, related developments in research and other relevant topics, renowned international keynote speakers will deliver high-level lectures.
*For exact time and location, please refer to upcoming individual lecture poster
Past events
24.10.2024 – Prof Beatrice Melin
Melin
Professor of Oncology, Umeå University,
Director of Research Development and Innovation,
Umeå University Hospital.
🇬🇧 UNDERSTANDING GLIOMA DEVELOPMENT – PREDIAGNOSTIC BIOMARKER ANALYSES
Learn about how Prof Melin and her group have systematically collected large sets of cases and controls and collaborated with researchers in US and Europe to establish robust risk factors for glioma.
26.09.2024 – Dr Eva Steliarova-Foucher
Steliarova-Foucher
Scientist
🇬🇧 BUILDING KNOWLEDGE ON CHILDHOOD CANCER THROUGH COLLABORATION OF CANCER REGISTRIES
In this lecture, Dr Eva Steliarova-Foucher exemplifies use of registry data to generate knowledge and discuss the potential of registries to contribute to future childhood cancer research.
27.06.2024 – Dr Talita Duarte Salles
Duarte Salles
Assistant Professor
🇬🇧 REAL WORLD DATA FOR REAL WORLD EVIDENCE IN CANCER
Dr Duarte Salles describes the Observational Medical Outcomes Partnership (OMOP) Common Data Model used to perform standardized analytics, the EHDEN initiative, and the DARWIN EU Coordinating Center for the European Medicines Agency with some examples of studies conducted in the field of oncology.
23.05.2024 – Prof Ciaran O’Neill
O’Neill
Professor of Health Economics
🇬🇧 The Economics of Cancer Screening and Services
Individual decisions around life style and screening can create path dependencies that constrain future clinical decisions around treatment. Understanding these relationships and the cost-benefit calculus that underpins them can help inform future cancer strategies, improve outcomes and reduce the cost of cancer for individuals and society.
25.04.2024 – Prof Guy Launoy
Launoy
Director of Interdisciplinary Research Unit for the Prevention and Treatment of Cancer U1086 “ANTICIPE” INSERM
🇬🇧 Social inequalities in cancer incidence and survival.
Quantitative approaches in France and Europe.
Social inequalities in health are defined by the observation of a difference in health risk associated with an individual’s place in the community. The social determinants of health are man-made, dependent on the way society is organized, and can therefore be modified by collective decisions.
21.02.2024 – Dr Isabelle Soerjomataram
Soerjomataram
Deputy Head, Cancer Surveillance Branch at International Agency
for Research on Cancer / World Health Organization
🇬🇧 Women, power, and cancer
The lecture “Women, Power, and Cancer” by Dr Isabelle Soerjomataram explores the complex relationship between women’s societal roles and their experiences with cancer, considering the various biases and discrimination they face based on factors like age, race, and socio-economic status.
25.01.2024 – Dr Nicolò Battisti
Battisti
President of the International Society of Geriatric Oncology (SIOG)
🇬🇧 Geriatric oncology: Moving the needle towards an evidence-based precision approach for older adults with cancer
Cancer is a disease of ageing. Therefore, the management of older adults is a crucial part of the routine practice for the cancer workforce.
07.12.2023 – Dr Andre Carvalho
Carvalho
Deputy Head, Early Detection, Prevention & Infections Branch at International Agency for Research on Cancer / World Health Organization
🇬🇧 Principles of Organized Population-Based Cancer Screening
The lecture, “Principles of Organized Population-Based Cancer Screening,” presented by Dr. Andre Carvalho, will offer insights into the best practices for establishing and overseeing cancer screening programs.
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Salle Marie S. Curie & Salle Louis Pasteur
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