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Cervical Cancer Elimination Day of Action 2024: celebrating front-line workers and transforming global commitments into life-saving actions

Read More 18.11.2024

12.11.2024 A prospective cohort study comparing efficacy of 1 dose of quadrivalent human papillomavirus vaccine to 2 and 3 doses at an average follow up of 12 years postvaccination

12.11.2024 Leveraging single-dose human papillomavirus vaccination dose-efficiency to attain cervical cancer elimination in resource-constrained settings

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Press Releases

Press Release

New research highlights the potential of single-dose HPV vaccination to advance cervical cancer prevention in low-resource settings

Go to PDF 13.11.2024

21.04.2023 New HPV vaccines and fewer doses: promising recent developments towards eliminating cervical cancer (IARC Evidence Summary Brief No. 4)

21.11.2022 Global and regional estimates of maternal orphans attributed to cancer mortality in 2020: 1 million new maternal orphans due to cancer in 2020

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World Cancer Research Day 2023

Read More 19.09.2023

19.04.2023 Protection from a Single Dose of HPV Vaccine (IARC Evidence Summary Brief No. 4)

13.10.2022 IARC scientists will play central roles at the World Cancer Congress 2022

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Videos

Recording

Dr Susan Cherian on the Atlas of Breast Cancer Early Detection

WATCH VIDEO 23.01.2023

31.10.2019 The Lancet Oncology - Cervical cancer in India

15.10.2018 HPV vaccines and fighting cervical cancer in India

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Infographics

Infographic

Cervical Cancer Elimination Day of Action 2024

Read More 18.11.2024

15.03.2023 IARC Director Dr Elisabete Weiderpass meets partners in India to improve cancer control in the region

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Q&As

International Childhood Cancer Day 2023
Questions and Answers with Dr Eva Steliarova-Foucher

How is IARC advancing global research on childhood cancer?

How does IARC build capacity in childhood cancer research?

Why is teaching about childhood cancer registration important?

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Research Project Websites

Global Cancer Observatory HPV-AHEAD: Role of human papillomavirus infection and other co-factors in the etiology of head and neck cancer in Europe and India

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