London Global Cancer Week would like to thank Baroness Scotland, the Secretary General of The Commonwealth of Nations for her message of support during London Global Cancer Week, for The Commonwealth's commitment to cancer care and control and for highlighting the interconnectedness of cancer control with broader health initiatives. "This is the time to scale up resources and expand cancer care in low- and middle- income countries, because every single person deserves access to the best care Investing in cancer care yields significant returns on economic productivity By working together holistically we can develop comprehensive strategies to improve care quality and access to meet increasing demand Equity and solidarity are enshrined in The Commonwealth Charter to ensure no one is left behind." https://lnkd.in/ei-iTs8G
London Global Cancer Week
Hospitals and Health Care
The fifth year of London Global Cancer Week will commence in 2023!
About us
Cancer is the second most common cause of death globally and was responsible for an estimated 9.6 million deaths in 2018, of which 70% occurred in the low- and middle-income countries. In 2020, COVID-19 emerged as cancer’s new best friend. The Coronavirus pandemic is threatening to overwhelm the fragile and overstretched health systems of low- and middle-income countries and having a catastrophic impact on the prevention and care of cancers worldwide. Launched in 2019, London Global Cancer Week has become the leading international forum for discussing all aspects of cancer prevention and treatment in the low- and middle-income countries, in addition to cancer’s place on the Global Development agenda. London Global Cancer Week 2023 dates coming soon! London Global Cancer Week 2023 will highlight the important contribution the UK makes to the fight against cancer in poorer resourced emerging nations. In a coordinated series of easy to access online discussions and events ‘London Global Cancer Week’ will provide a 360° picture of the impact of the rising incidence of cancer in these emerging countries. We will see how international partnerships can strengthen capacity in cancer control systems in many of the low and middle income countries. Sessions will address the challenge that COVID-19 and reductions in Overseas Development Assistance poses to the futures of cancer patients and their families in poorer resourced regions of the world. Participating institutions include the World Health Organisation, The Commonwealth Secretariat, International Atomic Energy Agency, International Agency for Research in Cancer, National Cancer Grid India, NCI Center for Global Health, Royal Institute of International Affairs Chatham House, and the Royal College of Surgeons of England.
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- Hospitals and Health Care
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- 2-10 employees
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Employees at London Global Cancer Week
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Heather Mei Lan Ee
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Susie Stanway
Peace & health
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Aruni Ghose
CoFounder and CMO @ OncoFlow. Internal Medicine @ Barts Health NHS Trust. Research Fellow @ The Lancet Oncology Commission. Cancer Real World…
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Katie Wakeham
Clinical Oncologist Working to launch, World Radiotherapy Awareness Day
Updates
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Key Insights from Dr. Felicia Knaul at #LGCW2024. Dr. Felicia Knaul highlighted the "economics of hope" and the importance of innovative strategies to reduce cancer costs and address global financial inequities in care. The Lancet
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Key Insights from Dr. CS Pramesh At #LondonGlobalCancerWeek, Dr. CS Pramesh emphasized the critical importance of reliable data and addressing disparities to advance equity in global cancer care. 🔗 Learn more: www.lgcw.org.uk #CancerCare #HealthSystems #GlobalHealth #LGCW2024 The Lancet
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Key Insights from Dr. Mary Gospodarowicz At #LondonGlobalCancerWeek, Dr. Mary Gospodarowicz shared transformative perspectives from The Lancet Commission on Cancer and Health Systems, highlighting the need for systemic change to ensure equitable access to cancer care for all. 🔗 Learn more: www.lgcw.org.uk #CancerCare #HealthSystems #GlobalHealth #LGCW2024
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Key Takeaways from the event: Impact of Climate Change in Cancer Care – Experiences Around the Globe ✔️ Climate change disproportionately affects countries that contribute the least to the problem. ✔️ Healthcare, the 5th leading cause of emissions, must reduce its climate impact and build resilience to climate-related disruptions. ✔️ Sustainability toolkits and measures in clinical settings are vital to addressing these challenges. ✔️ As a community, we must embrace planetary health and become climate advocates for patients and communities. Together, we can drive meaningful change. 💙 #ClimateChange #CancerCare #Sustainability #PlanetaryHealth #LGCW2024 Oncology Advocates United for Climate and Health - International Cancer Trials Ireland LACOG - Latin American Cooperative Oncology Group
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Key Takeaways from the event: Transforming Cancer Care in Africa by Implementing Guideline-Concordant Care. Hosted by Perelman School of Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania ✔️ The cancer burden in Africa is projected to rise, with ~1 million deaths annually. ✔️ Early breast cancer detection and treatment save lives, supported by frameworks like the WHO Global Breast Cancer Initiative. ✔️ Collaborative efforts are vital for developing adaptable, cost-effective cancer care guidelines. ✔️ National cancer plans must include palliative care with cultural adaptation and access to essential medicines. Together, we can transform cancer care in Africa. 💙 #CancerCare #GlobalHealth #CancerInAfrica #HealthEquity #LGCW2024
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Key Takeaways from the event: Cancer Health Disparities – Understanding the Inequalities Conundrum. ✔️ Healthcare inequities affect all communities, impacting both adult and pediatric oncology. ✔️ Boosting cancer literacy empowers individuals and families to seek timely diagnoses and quality care. ✔️ Collaboration across sectors is vital for creating inclusive solutions to address disparities. Together, we can tackle cancer inequalities and improve outcomes for everyone. 💙 #CancerDisparities #HealthEquity #GlobalHealth #LGCW2024
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Read these Key Takeaways from the event: Investing in Cancer Prevention and Control in Low-and Middle-Income Countries including Small Island Developing States: A Strategic Multi-Country Dialogue. Hosted by The Commonwealth #CancerPrevention #GlobalHealth #EquityInHealth #LGCW2024
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Read these Key Takeaways from the event: Women, Power, and Cancer, hosted by National Cancer Institute (NCI) ✔️ The Lancet Commission proposed ten key recommendations for impactful change at the nexus of women, power, and cancer, emphasizing the importance of monitoring and evaluation. ✔️ Stakeholders, including organizations, governments, researchers, and survivors, share accountability for driving and evaluating progress. ✔️ Frameworks and indicators should be adapted at local, national, and global levels to encourage measurable change. Together, we can make a lasting impact on women's stories. 💙 #WomenAndCancer #GlobalHealth #CancerCare #EquityInHealth #LGCW2024
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🌍 Key Takeaways from the event: Cancer Control in the Face of Climate Change. Hosted by Oncology Advocates United for Climate and Health - International ✔️ Climate change significantly impacts all aspects of cancer control. ✔️ Populations least responsible for climate change bear the heaviest burden. ✔️ Collaboration across sectors and public/private partnerships is vital to tackle these challenges. ✔️ Building resilience into national cancer control plans is essential for long-term solutions. Let’s act now to address the intersection of climate change and cancer care. #ClimateChange #CancerControl #GlobalHealth #SustainableSolutions #LGCW2024
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