About ICEC
Globally, cancer is a growing and progressively urgent problem from medical, health system, business, workforce, economic and ethical perspectives. The case burdens are increasing in LMICs and also in rural underserved areas in resource-rich countries, and by various measures outcomes are significantly worse than in high-income countries and regions.
Access to Radiotherapy Technologies Study (ART) in the Baltics, Eastern Europe, Central Asia and the Caucasus
The International Cancer Expert Corps is undertaking a regional study to understand the level of access to linear accelerator-based Radiation Therapy (RT) for cancer patients. Regional countries participating in this project include Armenia, Azerbaijan, Estonia, Georgia, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Latvia, Lithuania, Moldova, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, Ukraine and Uzbekistan. Learn more…
A Broad Impact for Global Oncology
Global oncology is a solvable problem. We envision a world in which everyone has access to intervention that prevents and treats cancer and its symptoms, using best practices for high-quality cancer care. Learn more about the broad impact global oncology has on technology innovation, research and development, expanding expertise, disease treatment and patient care. Learn more…
ICEC Programs and Committees are now underway. Information is posted regarding opportunities and expectations for participation, the application process and other operational information.
ICEC is establishing its initial mentoring relationships among Experts and Associates. In-kind donation of time and support are welcome.
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Disparities in Cancer Care for Women: An Urgent Global Need
A panel presentation at the Committee for the Status of Women CSW66 Forum, March 18, 2022