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#Union for International Cancer Control

A group of women hear from a MAKNA staff at a World Cancer Day event held at a shopping mall in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

World Cancer Day 2020: Survey Reveals Unacceptable Cancer Awareness Divide

Results indicate gaps in cancer risk awareness and health-promoting behaviors between higher and lower socioeconomic groups.

World Cancer Day: Experts Call for Urgent Action to Improve Early Detection

Early screening, detection and diagnosis is one of the best ways to save lives

Center for Global Health Recognizes World Cancer Day 2019

Worldwide, more than 21 million new cases of cancer are predicted to occur in 2030.

Cancer Leaders Call for Equal Access to Reduce Premature Cancer Deaths by 25 Percent

World Cancer Day raises awareness of the millions of people worldwide facing unequal access to cancer detection, treatment and care services

For World Cancer Day, New Reports Highlight the Need for Equal Access

Investing in cancer prevention, early detection, treatment and care will have major impact on the wider economy—and cancer patients’ lives...

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