Early Detection, Prevention, and Infections Branch (EPR)
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The CanScreen-ECIS project
The project aims to develop and pilot a new cancer screening data management system to be integrated into the existing European Cancer Information System (ECIS).
Cancers Attributable to Infections
The Cancers Attributable to Infections website provides interactive tools for analysing and visualizing data on the estimated global cancer incidence in 2018 attributable to infections with certain viruses, bacteria, and parasites.
RISCC
The Risk-Based Screening for Cervical Cancer (RISCC) multidisciplinary consortium aims to develop and evaluate the first risk-based screening programme for cervical cancer and provide open-source implementation tools, thus contributing to the elimination of cervical cancer in Europe.
GISTAR study
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HPV-AHEAD
This website presents the aims of the HPV-AHEAD consortium and how the achievements could have impacts on research on infection-related cancers in Europe and India.
CanScreen5
The Cancer Screening in Five Continents (CanScreen5) website provides interactive tools for analysing and visualizing data on the characteristics and performance of cancer screening programmes in different countries.
Cancer Prevention and Early Detection learning platform
The Cancer Prevention and Early Detection learning platform on the IARC Learning portal provides key resources for programme managers, health-care providers, and other professionals involved in cancer prevention, detection, and management.
Improving the Quality of Cancer Screening learning programme
This self-paced online learning programme, which is available in English, Spanish, and Russian, enables cancer screening programme managers, clinicians, nurses and midwives, and social and community workers to propose measures to improve the quality of cancer screening programmes in their countries, to maximize the benefits and minimize the potential harms.
Cancer Screening at IARC
The Screening website provides many resources (publications, summaries of research projects, news highlights, and training materials) for programme managers, health-care providers, and other professionals involved in cancer prevention, detection, and management.
