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2022 World Cancer Congress

October 18 – October 20, 2022

Hybrid Geneva, Switzerland

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The National Cancer Institute (NCI) is convening several pre-recorded and in-person scientific sessions at the Union for International Cancer Control (UICC) 2022 World Cancer Congress (hybrid), October 18-20, 2022 in Geneva, Switzerland, and through an online digital platform. Registration for the conference is required to attend and view online sessions. 

(All time listed below are in CET)

View the preliminary program

Sessions With NCI Staff

Format Session Location Date | Time
In Person System-wide Adoption of Smoking Cessation as a First-line Cancer Treatment: Examples from North America     Plenary F Oct 19 | 11:40-12:40pm
In Person A Systems Network Model for Bridging Implementation Research and Practice Spotlight Stage, Global Village Oct 19 | 12:40-1:40pm
In Person Integrative Oncology as an Effective Tool to Address Cancer Treatment and Cancer Patient Management in LMICs Plenary C Oct 19 | 2:00-3:00pm 
Digital Cancer Control Plans and Policies: Learning from the Priorities of the Regions of the World Digital Only  
Digital  Global Cancer Survivorship: Value of Research and Training for Improved Patient Outcomes and Policy Development Digital Only  
Digital Cancer Centers: Global Hubs for Cancer Research, Education, and Patient Care Digital Only  
Digital The Impact of Stigma on Global Cancer Disparities Digital Only  
Digital Strategies for Implementation of the Cervical Cancer Elimination Initiative - the Science of Context Adaptation Digital Only  

Abstracts with NCI Authors

Abstract Type Title Location Date | Time
Rapid-fire Abstract Evaluation of a Project ECHO to Support National Cancer Control Plan Implementation in LMICs Room 3 | #8 Oct 19 | 11:40-12:40pm 
Rapid-fire Abstract Policy Analysis of Content for Dissemination and Implementation in National Cervical Cancer Control Plans in Sub-Saharan Africa Room 3 | #12 Oct 19 | 11:40 - 12:40pm
Rapid-fire Abstract Results from the 2021 Global Oncology Survey of NCI-Designated Cancer Centers Room 9 | #17 Oct 19 | 12:50- 1:50pm 

E-Library

Global Dissemination of Evidence-Based Cancer Information: U.S. NCI’s PDQ and NCC of China Collaboration    
E-Library Africa Cancer Research and Control ECHO Content Analysis    
E-Library An Analysis of Survivorship Care Strategies in National Cancer Control Plans in Africa    
E-Library Facilitators Enabling Sustainable Cervical Cancer Control Programs in Low- and Middle-Income Countries: A Case Study from Zambia    
E-Library Sharing Data for Comparing Colorectal Cancer Screening Performance. Proposal for a Consortium    

NCI Meet the Experts Sessions - NCI Booth 5/6 in the Global Village

Time  Title Presenter
Tuesday, October 18    
1:00 - 1:30pm Global Integrative Oncology Research Alejandro Salicrup
1:30-2:00pm Tobacco Control Mark Parascandola
4:10-4:40pm International Cancer Control Partnership Mishka Kohli Cira, Karin Hohman, and Leslie Given
Wednesday, October 19    
11:10-11:40am  International Cancer Research Partnership Elise Garton and Lynne Davies
1:10-1:40pm  NCI Surveillance, Epidemiology, and End Results Program Serban Negoita
2:10-2:40pm  Global Oncology Survey of NCI-Designated Cancer Centers Elise Garton
2:50-3:20pm  NCI Cancer Centers Program Min He and Pat Loehrer
3:20-3:50pm  Cancer Stigma Research Vidya Vedham
4:00-4:30pm  Meet and Greet with the NCI Center for Global Health Director Satish Gopal
Thursday, October 20    
10:40-11:10am  PDQ Cancer Information Syndication and Partnership Leshia Hansen and Robin Juthe
11:10-11:40am  Implementation Science for Global Cancer Control Vidya Vedham

The NCI booth (5/6) can be found in the Global Village located in the main foyer and on the first floor of the International Conference Center Geneva (CICG), the official Congress venue. NCI will host in-booth sessions during the conference. Join NCI experts live to discuss NCI programs, resources, and opportunities for researchers and cancer control partners. Sessions are free, but registration for the conference is required. 

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