The 9th Symposium on Global Cancer Research: Looking Back and Charting a Path Forward in Global Cancer Control

Commentary (New York, N.Y.) Pub Date : 2021-07-01 DOI:10.1158/1055-9965.EPI-21-0552

K. Duncan, Carl E. Allen, S. Anandasabapathy, E. Baker, M. Bourlon, Linsey Eldridge, Elizabeth Garton, Shubhra Ghosh, R. Hatcher, Catherine Hidalgo, C. Lorenzoni, Keith Martin, M. Mutebi, Dalal Najjar Cobb, L. Newman, V. Paz-Soldán, Paul C. Pearlman, Laura Prakash, A. Rositch, Jenna Smith, M. Varon, M. Cira

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The NCI Center for Global Health convened the 9th Annual Symposium on Global Cancer Research as a virtual 2-day meeting alongside the Consortium of Universities for Global Health Annual Conference, March 10–11, 2021. The virtual format allowed for diverse and inclusive participation by over 400 attendees from 70 countries, 25+ speakers from 12 countries, and sharing of research conducted in 68 countries. The highly interactive 2-day program explored the science and complex considerations around resilience and equity in global cancer research and control. The Symposium convened individuals working in global oncology to discuss trends in global cancer research and control and map out collaborative efforts to move the field forward. The accepted scientific abstracts are published in this special supplement of AACR Cancer Epidemiology, Biomarkers, and Prevention.

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第九届全球癌症研究研讨会:回顾与展望全球癌症控制的未来

NCI全球卫生中心于2021年3月10日至11日与全球卫生大学联盟年度会议一起召开了第九届全球癌症研究年度研讨会，这是一次为期两天的虚拟会议。来自70个国家的400多名与会者和来自12个国家的25多名发言者参加了虚拟会议，并分享了在68个国家进行的研究。这个高度互动的为期两天的项目探讨了全球癌症研究和控制中有关恢复力和公平性的科学和复杂考虑。研讨会召集了全球肿瘤学领域的个人，讨论全球癌症研究和控制的趋势，并制定了推动该领域向前发展的合作计划。接受的科学摘要发表在AACR癌症流行病学，生物标志物和预防的特别增刊上。

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