Global Health Events
In an effort to fulfill our mission to advance global cancer research, the Center for Global Health (CGH) sponsors and participates in a number of global health events for both national and international audiences. Although events vary by region and topic, they all focus on the open exchange of scientific knowledge.
Upcoming Events
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Translating Health Care Technologies from Concept to Impact: Challenges and Opportunities in Global Cervical Cancer Prevention
In this seminar, Dr. Nimmi Ramanujam will examine the intersection between the global burden of cancer, health disparities, and technology innovation. Using cervical cancer as a case study, she will describe how new biomedical engineering solutions can extend the reach of health care to a broader population. CME credits now available.
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Select Sessions from the Annual Symposium on Global Cancer Research
Select Sessions from the 13th Annual Symposium on Global Cancer Research (ASGCR 2025) will showcase key scientific content and presentations, the highest-scoring oral abstracts, presentation of the annual Rachel Pearline Award, and keynote address. Registration is open and free of charge. Simultaneous interpretation will be offered in French, Spanish, and Portuguese.
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A Comprehensive National Approach to Breast Cancer Control: The Jordan Breast Cancer Program Experience
In this seminar, Ms. Nisreen Qatamish will highlight the Jordan Breast Cancer Program as a national model for comprehensive breast cancer control, emphasizing its holistic approach to awareness, early detection, and diagnosis and the program’s role in shaping best practices for breast cancer control.
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Scaling What Works: Advancing Implementation Science for Global Cancer Prevention and Control
This NCI led session at London Global Cancer Week 2025 will explore the vital role of implementation science in accelerating progress in global cancer prevention and control. As cancer continues to disproportionately affect low-resource communities in the U.S. and around the world, there is an urgent need not only for effective interventions but also for practical strategies to scale and sustain them. This session will spotlight how implementation science can bridge the gap between research and real-world practice by integrating participatory methods, adapting to diverse local contexts, and fostering meaningful partnerships between researchers, policymakers, and community stakeholders.
Past Global Health Events
See a listing of past meetings and events sponsored by CGH.