2018 - CGH Spotlight Blog
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NCI Summer Curriculum: Strengthening Global Cancer Research CapacityCancer 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.
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Using World RePORT to Measure How Much HPV-related Research is Being Funded Throughout the WorldWorld 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.
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APACT & WCC 2018: Tobacco Control, Oral Cancer and the Sustainable Development Goals in the Asia-PacificTobacco Control, Oral Cancer and Sustainable Development in the Asia-Pacific
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Working with NCI Divisions, Offices and Centers to Advance Global Cancer ResearchThe 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.
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Message from the Center for Global Health's Interim DirectorCenter for Global Interim Director, Dr. Robert Croyle, discusses CGH accomplishments and plans for the new leadership.
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Successful Outreach for Collaboration on Cancer Research in EurasiaTogether 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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Tobacco Breaks Hearts: World No Tobacco Day 2018This year World No Tobacco Day highlights the impact of tobacco use on heart disease under the banner “Tobacco Breaks Hearts.” There are many reasons to focus on heart health. More people die from cardiovascular diseases (CVDs) worldwide than from any other cause, and tobacco use is responsible for about 10% of these deaths.
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Assessing the International Landscape of Cancer Research through Successful PartnershipOn April 11th, 2018 the NCI Center for Research Strategy, in coordination with CGH, hosted the Annual Meeting of the International Cancer Research Partnership (ICRP). The meeting marked 18 years of a successful partnership, representing 124 organizations that fund cancer research projects in 145 countries.
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Recognizing HPV Awareness DayOn Sunday, March 4, NCI joins organizations around the world, to promote awareness and education about HPV infection and the HPV-associated diseases that can be prevented through vaccination.