Dr Cary Adams, CEO of UICC and Charles Goddard, Editorial Director at the Economist Group, review the progress made in cancer care in the past decade and how to respond to the setbacks due to COVID-19. 

Eduardo Pisani, CEO of All.Can International, presents his understanding of efficient cancer care and the vital role of data in making equitable access to high-quality care a reality for everyone affected by cancer.

For countries, such as Namibia, it is far too early to talk about “post-COVID-19” as the pandemic will strain capacity of health systems for years to come, compromising the ability to address delays in cancer care.

Birgit Poniatowski, the Executive Director of IAS – the International AIDS Society – looks at the success achieved in fighting HIV/AIDS in the past 40 years, a possible vaccine, the road still ahead and connections with the cancer community.

Ten aspiring leaders in cancer care have been selected by UICC for the Young Leaders programme. They address the important role played by equity and innovation in the challenges facing the cancer community.

International Day of the World's Indigenous Peoples on 9th August provides a unique opportunity to reflect on the importance of Māori leadership to drive equitable cancer outcomes for Māori in Aotearoa/New Zealand.

IARC, The Northern Ireland Cancer Registry and UICC are launching a new software to facilitate cancer staging, aiming to improve national cancer control with more effective collection of comparable data.

WHO’s MPOWER measures are known to be effective in reducing tobacco consumption, a major risk factor for lung cancer that takes 1.8 million lives a year.

Diane Flayart at UICC's partner BD looks at common needs and interventions for COVID-19 and AMR and how to apply learnings from the COVID-19 pandemic to the global challenge of drug-resistant infections.