Transferring Knowledge into Action: Cancer Prevention, Treatment and Care in Developing Countries
This session was made possible through the generous support of 
This well-attended session brought together high-profile speakers with first hand public health experience to offer perspectives on strategies to put cancer on the global health agenda. The discussion focused on innovative and thought-provoking ideas to mobilize action and funding to respond to the growing incidence of cancer in developing countries.
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Transferring knowledge into action (Whole meeting) |  |
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Welcome and opening remarks | Princess Nikky Onyeri Founder, Princess Nikky Breast Cancer Foundation, Abuja, Nigeria nikkybcfoundation[at]yahoo.com Allen Lichter, MD Executive VP and CEO of the American Society of Clinical Oncology www.asco.org |
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Cancer Policy and the Role of Government | Adamos Adamou, MD Member of the European Parliament, and Chairman of the European Society of Medical Oncology’s Developing Countries Task Force www.esmo.org |
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| 4:00 AM | |
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Evolution of Global Health and Development Perspectives | Maurice Middleberg Vice President for Public Policy, Global Health Council www.globalhealth.org |
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Introduction to closing remarks and closing remarks | Joseph Saba, MD CEO, Axios International www.axios-group.com Princess Nikky Onyeri Founder, Princess Nikky Breast Cancer Foundation, Abuja, Nigeria nikkybcfoundation[at]yahoo.com |
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