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Tuesday, October 18, 2022 - 13:10 to 14:10

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Abstract Rapid Fire Session: Women's cancer prevention, screening, early diagnosis

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Uncovered: A Breast Recognition Project for Black, Indigenous and People of Colour with Breast Cancer

MJ DeCoteau, Rethink Breast Cancer (Canada)
Self-sampling for HPV testing a preferred method for cervical cancer screening among rural women in India

Poornima Jayakrishna, Public Health Research Institute of India
Awareness, knowledge and acceptability of self-collected Cervical Screening: An Australian population survey

Kerryann Lotfi-Jam, Cancer Council Victoria (Australia)
Acceptability of HPV self-sampling for cervical cancer screening among women living with HIV in Lagos, Nigeria

Adebola Adejimi, Department of Community Medicine, University College Hospital
Assessment of cervical and breast cancer screening in Latin America and Caribbean: CanScreen5/CELAC project

Isabel Mosquera, International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) (France)
Planning for resilient screening operations using discrete event simulation: Example of HPV testing in Peru

Anne Rositch, Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health (United States)
Cervical Cancer: A step-wise approach to developing best practices in audit, communication and legal framework

Amanda Piper, Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre (Australia)
Evaluation of a state-wide campaign to increase cervical screening participation among young people

Kate Broun, Cancer Council Victoria (Australia)
Women’s attitude towards a personalized breast cancer screening program – a qualitative study in Denmark

Janne Villemoes Bigaard, Danish Cancer Society (Denmark)
Screening and management of pre-cancerous cervical lesions in Burkina Faso

Najat Lahmidi, Médecins du Monde France (France)
Increasing HPV vaccination coverage in Denmark with a campaign

Julie Hedegaard Mortensen, Danish Cancer Society (Denmark)
Modeling the implications of a single dose HPV vaccine regimen in a high and low/middle income country setting

Vincent Daniels, Merck & Co.
Treatment success in a RCT in Cervical cancer screen and treat setting in Zambia stratified by HIV status

Namakau Nyambe, University of North Carolina/University of Zambia (Zambia)
Addressing women’s cancers: an economic evaluation of breast and cervical cancer interventions in Kenya

Mary Nyangasi, Ministry of Health, Kenya

Session type: Abstract Rapid Fire

Number (code): RF2

Tuesday, October 18, 2022 - 14:20 to 15:20

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Abstract Rapid Fire Session: Prevention, Awareness, Risk factors

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IARC Handbooks Vol 19: Impact of quitting exposure to risk factors on the incidence of oral cancer

Veronique Bouvard, International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) (France)
Development and Roll Out of Childhood Cancer Data Collection System in Sub-Saharan Africa

Ayire Emmanuel Adongo , World Child Cancer Ghana (WCC GHANA) (Ghana)
Physical inactivity and cancer: Using policy to get people moving

Erika Nicholson, Cancer Care Nova Scotia (Canada)
Reduce alcohol consumption in Estate sector and increase the family wellbeing

Nidarshana Selladurai, Alcohol and Drugs Information Centre (ADIC)
Alcohol causes cancer media campaign- raising public awareness amidst a global pandemic

Ailsa Rutter, Fresh and Balance (United Kingdom)
BMI, height, weight change, and lung cancer risk: The JPHC Study

Sarah Abe, National Cancer Center Institute for Cancer Control (Japan)
Occupational exposure to styrene, formaldehyde and wood dust, and sinonasal cancer in the Nordic countries

Kishor Kadkhale, Tampere University (Finland)
Risk of a subsequent keratinocyte carcinoma among people with a first diagnosis in Tasmania, Australia

Bruna S. Ragaini, University of Tasmania (Australia)
Proton Pump Inhibitors Exposure and Risk of Cancers: A Meta Analysis of Cohort Studies

Tien Hoang Tran, National Cancer Center Graduate School of Cancer Science and Policy (Korea)
Design and implementation of breast cancer early detection program in two states of India

Somesh Kumar, Jhpiego Corporation (United States)
Awareness & Knowledge regarding Genetic Breast Cancer in LMIC – A Questionnaire based Study of 300 Patients

Ashutosh Mishra, All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) (India)
Hazards of Smoking and Benefits of Smoking Cessation by Sex and Pancreatic Cancer: the Multiethnic Cohort

Inger T. Gram, UiT the Arctic University of Norway (Norway)
Risk prediction for the death due to esophageal cancer: A 35-year follow-up of the Linxian cohort

Xiaokun Wang, Cancer Hospital of Chinese Academy Medical Sciences
Combinations of lifestyle behaviors trajectories and cancer risk among Korean men

Ngoc Minh Luu, National Cancer Center Korea
Proportion and Number of Cancer Cases and Deaths Attributable to Lifestyle Risk Factors in Vietnam

Tung Pham, Hanoi medical University (Viet Nam)
"Siyaj" a multi-channels cancer awareness program

Adhari AlZaabi, Sultan Qaboos University Hospital (Oman)
Experimentation of screening and management of pre-cancerous cervical lesions in Burkina Faso

Najat Lahmidi, Médecins du Monde France (France)

Session type: Abstract Rapid Fire

Number (code): RF3

Tuesday, October 18, 2022 - 16:30 to 17:00

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Abstract Rapid Fire Session: Cancer control planning, cancer registries

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Success Story in Implementation of Human Papilloma Virus (HPV) Vaccination in Low resource Settings

Yogesh Verma, Sikkim Manipal Institute of Medical Sciences (India)
Research Challenges Faced by African Investigators in Francophone countries

Nkegoum Blaise, University Hospital Center (Cameroon)
Bridging the gap for better care and quality for cancer patients through international cooperation

Alicia Pomata, National Cancer Institute, Ministry of Health of Paraguay (Paraguay)
Improving cancer control for the Northern Province, Sri Lanka through effective collaboration with partners

Sri Navaratnam, University of Manitoba (Canada)
Impact of covid-19 on presentation, staging and treatment of lung malignancies in Northern India

Jyoutishman Saikia, All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) (India)
Cancer Incidence and mortality among Young Adults in Greater Mumbai, a population based cancer registry data

Shravani Koyande, Indian Cancer Society - National HQ (India)
Cost-effectiveness of breast cancer screening programme using clinical breast examination in Vietnam

Tran Thu Ngan, Queen\'s University Belfast
A situation analysis of cancer registration in East Africa: current status, challenges and opportunities

Nakaganda Annet, Uganda Cancer Institute (Uganda)

Session type: Abstract Rapid Fire

Number (code): RF20

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Abstract Rapid Fire Session: Cancer control planning, multi-sectorial collaboration and costs of cancer

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Cancer control through surveillance: Harmonised cancer registration guidelines for East Africa

Nakaganda Annet, Uganda Cancer Institute (Uganda)
Baseline distress and analysis of the utility of breast cancer survivor video narratives in Botswana

Lebogang T. Mokokwe, Botswana - University of Pennsylvania Partnership
Increasing Diversity, Market Access, and Capacity in Oncology Registration Trials – Is Africa the Answer?

Julie Gralow, University of Washington (United States)
Productivity loss related to premature cancer mortality in Brazil between 2001-2030

Marianna De Camargo Cancela, Instituto Nacional de Câncer (INCA) (Brazil)
South Africa's Cost of Cancer: Estimated burden and projected costs of cancer by 2030

Salomé Meyer, Cancer Alliance South Africa (South Africa)
Communicating Progress together: The Canadian Strategy for Cancer Control’s Progress Reporting Tool

Rami Rahal, Canadian Partnership Against Cancer (CPAC) (Canada)
Integrated KT for the Canadian Population Attribution Risk of Cancer (ComPARe) study: initial evaluation

Elizabeth Holmes, Canadian Cancer Society (Canada)
Creating a Global Community to Revolutionize Cancer Care

Robin Richardson, Livestrong Cancer Institutes / Value Institute for Health and Care
Telementoring Breast Cancer Cases By National Multidiciplinary Expert in Indonesia

Dian Triana Sinulingga, Rumah Sakit Kanker Dharmais - National Cancer Center (Indonesia)

Session type: Abstract Rapid Fire

Number (code): RF16

Tuesday, October 18, 2022 - 17:00 to 18:00

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Abstract Rapid Fire Session: Equity and Cancer

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The Elusive Chase for Equity: A Collaborative Research Program to Address Disparities for BC First Nations

Kevin Linn, Harvard University (United States)
Eliminating global cancer survival disparities through a patient-centered access to treatment model

Alicia Annamalay, The Max Foundation (United States)
E-Learning Development to Allow Pivot from In-Person Training

Genet Negusie, American Cancer Society (United States)
Tracking disparities spanning the first phases of the cancer continuum among hard-to-reach communities

Natalia Luxardo, National Scientific and Technical Research Council (CONICET) (Argentina)
Reducing cancer care disparities in Nova Scotia, Canada: the power of community advocacy and engagement

Katrin Julia Kaal, Dalhousie University (Canada)
Impact of facilitating continued access to cancer care on wellbeing of cancer patients in Rwanda

Dayo Fadelu
Identifying the challenges for women with ovarian cancer in LMIC; The Every Woman Study Collaboration

Frances Reid, World Ovarian Cancer Coalition (Canada)
Addressing Global Prostate Cancer Disparities Through Consortium Science

Folakemi Odedina, Mayo Clinic (United States)
Clinical care and short-term survival outcomes for women with breast cancer in Gaza, oPt

Shaymaa AlWaheidi, King's College London (United Kingdom)
Implementation of an organized community-based cervical cancer screening in Abidjan, Ivory Coast

Najat Lahmidi, Médecins du Monde France (France)
Healthcare strengthening towards Optimum Outcomes for Women’s Cancers in Kenya through the EMPOWER program

Dorothy Anyang’ Nyong’o, MSc, Africa Cancer Foundation (Kenya)
Geographic Accessibility of Radiotherapy Facilities in Sub-Saharan Africa

Temidayo Fadelu
Strategies for Accelerating Access to Treatment for Advanced Cervical Cancer in Sub-Saharan Africa

Crystal Cazier, The George W. Bush Institute (United States)
Reduction in the treatment gap for Breast Cancer in Mexico under Seguro Popular 2007 to 2016

Karla Unger-Saldaña, Mexican National Cancer Institute (Mexico)
Cancer Patient Barriers to Accessing Radiotherapy Services through the Brazilian Unified Health System

Luciana Holtz de Camargo Barros, Instituto Oncoguia (Brazil)
Macmillan Cancer Support and Boots UK - Improving Access to Support

Laura Foreman, Macmillan Cancer Support (United Kingdom)

Session type: Abstract Rapid Fire

Number (code): RF5

Wednesday, October 19, 2022 - 11:10 to 11:40

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Abstract Rapid Fire Session: Risk factors, tobacco control

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Degree of food processing and breast cancer risk in the EPIC cohort

Manon Cairat, Paris-Saclay University, UVSQ, Inserm, Gustave Roussy, \"Exposome and Heredity\" team, CESP
Food Biodiversity and Cancer risk in Nine European Countries: an Analysis of a Prospective Cohort Study

Bernadette Chimera, WHO (Switzerland)
Improving safe handling and administration of chemotherapy in Nigeria

Uchechukwu Emmanuel Nwokwu, Federal Ministry of Health of Nigeria (Nigeria)
Clinical and Behavioral Risk Factors of Cervical Cancer: Insights from Cancer Screening in an Urban Slum

Arista Lahiri, Indian Institute of Technology - Kharagpur (India)
An analysis of key stakeholder policy perspectives in the proposed e-cigarette regulations in New Zealand

Lucy Hardie, University of Auckland (New Zealand)
Online retail promotion of e-cigarettes in New Zealand: A content analysis of e-cigarette retailers

Lucy Hardie, University of Auckland (New Zealand)
Analysis of tobacco market in Sri Lanka

Sampath Damika De Seram, ADIC Sri Lanka

Session type: Abstract Rapid Fire

Number (code): RF17

Wednesday, October 19, 2022 - 11:40 to 12:40

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Abstract Rapid Fire Session: Health systems, Health economics and cancer

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Overcoming the deprioritisation of preventing Australia’s national cancer

Amie Johnson, Cancer Council Australia (Australia)
Development of Quality Indicators in the Management of Breast Cancer: A Systematic Review

Vivian Della Atuwo-Ampoh, University of Health and Allied Sciences (UHAS) (Ghana)
Towards developing cancer control guidelines in a developing nation

Gamal Amira, NCI Cairo University (Egypt)
Paramedics and Palliative Care: Bringing Vital Services to Canadians Living With Cancer

Erika Nicholson, Cancer Care Nova Scotia (Canada)
Mass media influence on the risk perception of tobacco induced diseases among Indian Adults

Ravi Priyanka, Mel & Enid Zuckerman College of Public Health, University of Arizona
Costs of providing a tobacco cessation intervention package at two district-level NCD Clinics of Punjab, India

Garima Bhatt, Post Graduate Institution of Medical Education and Research (PGIMER) Chandigarh
Present and Future Economic Impact of Premature Colorectal Cancer Mortality in Brazil

Marianna De Camargo Cancela, Instituto Nacional de Câncer (INCA) (Brazil)
Elderly Patients with Cancer Initiative: Advocacy Implications

Rania Azmi, Fadia Survive & Thrive Association (Kuwait)
Cost analysis of a systematic oral cancer screening program among a defined high risk South Indian population

Parangimalai Diwakar Madan Kumar, Ragas Dental College and Hospital
The burden of health-related out-of-pocket cancer costs in Canada- a case-control study using linked data

Craig Earle, Canadian Partnership Against Cancer (CPAC) (Canada)
Socio-economic consequences of cancer care, a patient perspective (SEC trial)

Julie Vancoppenolle, The Netherlands Cancer Institute (Netherlands (the))
The Economic Burden of Cancer in Canada from a Societal Perspective

Andrea Reed, Canadian Partnership Against Cancer (Canada)
Costs of Cancers in Malaysia: Building an evidence base for priority setting for NCD policymakers

Feisul Idzwan Mustapha
Maternal orphans due to cancer worldwide in 2020

Florence Guida, International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) (France)
Utilizing data visibility to address cancer policy challenges - experience with the Kenya Oncology Dashboard

Emily Kobayashi
Looking ahead for NCDs: Development Process of A 3-year strategy for NCD Malaysia

Saunthari Somasundaram, National Cancer Society of Malaysia (Malaysia)
Strategies changes - more effectiveness and sustainability for INCAvoluntário during the COVID-19 pandemic

Angélica Almeida, Brazilian National Cancer Institute
The Burden of Breast Cancer in Indonesia for 1990 -2019: Results from the Global Burden of Diseases Study 2019

Mugi Wahidin, Sub Directorate of Cancer Control, Ministry of Health
Association of socioeconomic position with cancer incidence and mortality in a large European cohort (EPIC)

Deependra Singh, International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) (France)

Session type: Abstract Rapid Fire

Number (code): RF6

Wednesday, October 19, 2022 - 12:50 to 13:50

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Abstract Rapid Fire Session: Advocacy, the use of law, powerful collaboration and campaign

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How to Establish, Create and Promote a National Preventive Health Strategy: Implications for Cancer

Terry Slevin, Public Health Association of Australia (Australia)
How international collaboration has accelerated cancer outcomes and policy: Lessons Learned from ICBP

Harriet Hall, Cancer Research UK (United Kingdom)
The National Partnership “Better Knowledge on Late Adverse Effects after Cancer”

Malene Lindgaard Kloster, Danish Cancer Society (Denmark)
Assessment of High School Breast Cancer education Intervention using Inter-school Arts and Music Competitions

Promise Ihezie, Breast Cancer Association of Nigeria (BRECAN) (Nigeria)
Facilitating evaluation of the International Cancer Control Partnership: A Logic Model

Jean-Marc Bourque, Canadian Association of Radiation Oncology (CARO - ACRO) (Canada)
Integrating Indigenous Ways of Doing and Knowing with Western Evaluation Approaches

Melissa Cernigoy, Canadian Partnership Against Cancer (CPAC) (Canada)
Elderly Patients with Cancer Initiative: Advocacy Implications

Rania Azmi, Fadia Survive & Thrive Association (Kuwait)
Building the first ever International Liver Cancer Movement

Raquel Peck, Clarion I (United Kingdom)
Third Party and Guarantors role under the form of civil society in coverages and Universal Health Coverage

Dima El-Mekkawi, Children Cancer Center of Lebanon
Driving uptake of a national cancer medicines access program: the Nigeria Cancer Access Partnership Experience

Uchechukwu Emmanuel Nwokwu, Federal Ministry of Health of Nigeria (Nigeria)
Strategic Advocacy for Palliative Care in Universal Health Coverage at Palliative Care Association of Uganda

Lisa Christine Irumba, Palliative Care Association of Uganda
Patient navigation: fighting for the rights of breast cancer patients in Brazil

Sandra Gioia, State Health Department (Brazil)
Partnership approaches and advocacy for access to cervical cancer prevention and care in Burkina Faso

W. Cécile Yougbaré, Médecins du Monde France (France)
Legal Framework for Equitable Cancer Care in South Africa

Salomé Meyer, Cancer Alliance South Africa (South Africa)
Use of laws and legal mechanisms against cancer in Latin America

Kenji Lopez-Cuevas, Cancer Warriors de México, A.C. (Mexico)
Student-led Establishment of Multidisciplinary Tumor Boards In Pakistan: Our Experience

Urooba Jawwad Rao, Dow University Of Health Sciences (Pakistan)
Youth Cancer Europe: Transforming individuals voices into a vibrant community for youth with cancer

Urska Kosir, Youth Cancer Europe (Romania)
Law of Sixty Days for Timely Cancer Treatment Initiation: A Brazilian Case Study

Meredith Kruse, Instituto Oncoguia (Brazil)

Session type: Abstract Rapid Fire

Number (code): RF18

Wednesday, October 19, 2022 - 14:00 to 15:00

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Abstract Rapid Fire Session: Covid and cancer

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Modelled COVID disruptions to colorectal cancer screening, diagnosis and treatment in Australia and Canada

Joachim Worthington, The Daffodil Centre (Australia)
Disruptions and mitigation strategies in cancer screening, diagnosis and treatment during COVID-19 pandemic

Isabelle Soerjomataram, International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) (France)
Jejak Kanser: Combined Community Cancer Screening and Covid-19 Vaccination in Malaysia

Mandy Thoo, National Cancer Society of Malaysia (Malaysia)
COVID-related Colorectal Cancer Screening Disruptions Could Lead to Thousands of Global Cancer Deaths

Joachim Worthington, The Daffodil Centre (Australia)
Impact of COVID-19 on cancer screening behaviours: findings from one of the world's most locked-down cities

Kerryann Lotfi-Jam, Cancer Council Victoria (Australia)
Supporting patient needs during the COVID-19 ‘infodemic’

Tamara Blackmore, Cancer Council Victoria (Australia)
Closing the Gap in Access to Chemotherapy for the Breast Cancer Patients amidst COVID-19 Pandemic in Myanmar

Yin Yin Htun, Shwe Yaung Hnin Si Cancer Foundation (Myanmar)
Radiotherapy4Life campaign brings UK cancer backlog to forefront amidst COVID crisis

Shandi Barney, Advanced Medical Technology Association (AdvaMed) (United States)
Financial Impact on Cancer Patients in Germany during the COVID-19 Pandemic

Rachel Eckford, German Cancer Research Center (DKFZ)
Crisis Task Shifting: Involvement of a Cancer Organisation in Covid-19 Vaccination

Selvamalar Kanagasundaram, National Cancer Society of Malaysia (Malaysia)
Developing a NCCP in the context of COVID-19

Justice Mudavanhu, Ministry of Health and Child Care (Zimbabwe)
A cross-sectional survey of Quality of life of patients on palliative care during Covid-19 lockdowns

Anuja Pandit, All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) (India)
Evaluating Opioid Consumption as an Indicator of the COVID-19 Pandemic’s Effect on Global Palliative Care

Barbara Hastie, Walther Global Palliative Care & Supportive Oncology, Indiana University Simon Comprehensive Cancer Center
“1000 Cancer Voices” – Australian attitudes and experiences with cancer & the COVID-19 vaccine

Christie Allan, Cancer Council Victoria (Australia)
Locked down in Victoria –addressing unmet needs in the pandemic

Katherine Lane, Cancer Council Victoria (Australia)
Coordinated state-wide cancer response during the COVID-19 pandemic

Grant McArthur, Victorian Comprehensive Cancer Centre (Australia)
Self-collected HPV test can help in maintaining high compliance to cervical screening through pandemic

Sreeya Bose, Chittaranjan National Cancer Institute (India)
Risk of COVID-19 death for people with a pre-existing cancer diagnosis: a systematic review and meta-analysis

Karen Canfell, Cancer Council NSW (Australia)

Session type: Abstract Rapid Fire

Number (code): RF8

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