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The CGH Spotlight Blog showcases innovative research and notable developments from the global cancer community.

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  • Speaker on stage at MetaEcho 2019.
    • By Shadi Akhavan & Mishka Cira

    The NCI Center for Global Health (NCI/CGH) piloted the use of Project ECHO as a way to extend the impact of its evidence dissemination and cancer control planning program. The CGH Project ECHO Program convenes communities of practice in low- and middle-income countries with technical experts and researchers for knowledge exchange about best practices in cancer control research and planning and translation of evidence to inform policy.

  • Photo of conference attendees.
    • By CGH Staff

    CGH staff highlight the presentations, poster sessions, and unique experiences from cancer research meetings attended this spring.

  • Compensator device developed by Dr. Ford's team.
    • By Paul Pearlman

    Eric Ford from the University of Washington and his team have recently been recognized by Physics World for his NCI-funded work to bring intensity-modulate radiotherapy (IMRT) to low- and middle-income settings.

  • A factoid image about worldwide cancer cases. The data shows that from 2016 to 2030 worldwide cancer cases are projected to increase 24%, from 17 million to 21 million. Two sources, from the American Cancer Society and from a JAMA paper, are referenced in the bottom right-hand corner.
    • By Lisa Stevens

    On Monday, February 4, the National Cancer Institute (NCI) will recognize World Cancer Day, (WCD) an initiative of the Union for International Cancer Control (UICC). The Center for Global Health (CGH) joins partners across the globe to build awareness about progress against cancer and promote knowledge sharing in cancer research and cancer control.

  • Group photo of summer interns.
    • By Yelena Shnayder and Hala Azzam

    Cancer Prevention Fellowship Program (CPFP) hosts the 2018 NCI Summer Curriculum featuring two courses: The Principles and Practice of Cancer Prevention and Control (PPCPC) and the Molecular Prevention Course. The program provides a multidisciplinary overview of the principles and practices of cancer prevention and control from both, the public health and the basic biology perspectives.

  • World map showing HPV research funding areas.
    • By Aliya Klein, Rachel Abudu, and Kalina Duncan

    World RePORT, an open-access and interactive database of international research projects, grants, and collaborations dedicated to improving health, compiles data submitted by the U.S. National Institutes of Health (NIH), the UK’s medical research council (MRC), the European Commission (EC), the Canadian Institutes of Health Research (CIHR), the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, and the Wellcome Trust. We use this database to determine where research on HPV is taking place.

  • Drs. at the symposium.
    • By Kalina Duncan, Elizabeth Orlan, & Mark Parascandola

    Tobacco Control, Oral Cancer and Sustainable Development in the Asia-Pacific

  • Photo of Drs. Sudha Sivaram and Vikrant Sahasrabuddhe of Center for Global Health.
    • By Sudha Sivaram, CGH & Vikrant Sahasrabuddhe, DCP

    The Center for Global Health is partnering with NCI divisions, offices, and centers, and partners around the world to recognize World Cancer Research Day (WCRD) on September 24. WCRD is a global initiative to increase awareness about the importance of cancer research and the dedication of cancer researchers worldwide.

  • Headshot of Robert Croyle.
    • By Dr. Robert Croyle

    Center for Global Interim Director, Dr. Robert Croyle, discusses CGH accomplishments and plans for the new leadership.

  • Doctors gathered at the Eurasian Cancer Screening Conference.
    • By Doug Perin and Sophia Michaelson

    Together with N. N. Alexandrov National Cancer Centre of Belarus, CGH convened the first Eurasian Cancer Screening Conference, held on May 17-18th, 2018. The event focused on results derived from evaluations of national cancer screening programs, and needs of cancer research and implementation.

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