The SUCCESS project and work by civil society in Guatemala together with government authorities are making great strides towards achieving the targets laid out in WHO's Global Strategy to eliminate cervical cancer. 

A charity auction of bespoke watches organised to mark Breast Cancer Awareness Month in October raised an impressive USD 525,000. UICC has been selected as the charity partner of the auction.

Closing World Antimicrobial Awareness Week (18-24 November), Gemma Buckland-Merrett explains how better global data can support action to curb drug-resistant infections and save modern medicine.

Prof. Jeff Dunn, President-elect of UICC, has been awarded a substantial grant to conduct a world-first trial of a new survivorship care model for prostate cancer patients.

Dressed in blue to mark World Antimicrobial Awareness Week, Dr Cary Adams and Dr Manica Balasegaram analyse the growing resistance of microbes to the drugs designed to kill them, what this means for cancer patients often exposed to them, and what actions can be taken in response.

Marking the beginning of World Antimicrobial Awareness Week, Anna Zorzet and Scott Howard make the case that often the most important treatment for people with cancer are the drugs that cure their infections.

In this blog, Danny Milner looks at the positive as well as negative connotations associated with the term "disruption", and what recent innovations in cancer care mean for oncology, the cancer patient journey and making care available to otherwise hard-to-reach populations.

While COVID-19 has slowed the progress of actions towards eliminating cervical cancer, UICC is committed to supporting its members and working with partners to realise the promise of the Global Strategy launched last year.