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Why join the #BladderCancerForum25? ✔️ Hear powerful patient voices ✔️ Connect with global experts & advocates ✔️ Discover new policy & research insights 🗓️ October 13–14 in Brussels & online Free to register 👉worldbladdercancer.glueup.com/event/149927/r…

Calling all cancer centres across Europe! #INTERACTEUROPE100 has launched a new round of recruitment for the first Inter-Specialty #Cancer Training Programme. Join the @EuropeanCancer: ohttps://www.europeancancer.org/eu-projects/impact/interact-europe-100

🎯 Join us for an EORTC event at the European Parliament hosted by Mrs R. Jerkovic about treatment optimisation: Making Cancer Treatment Accessible & Sustainable in Europe. 📅 25 September 2025 📍 Brussels & Online 👉 eortc.org/event/eortc-ca… #CancerResearch #ClinicalTrials

📢Excited to announce the election of @BenjaminBesseMD as EORTC President-Elect, starting in June 2026, following @Winette_vdGraaf 🙌 Also, we welcome the new chairs of the Scientific Chairs Council: Anne-Marie Dingemans and Jean-Pascal Machiels!🔬🎉 👉 eortc.org/blog/2025/06/2…

🌍 Big news from Geneva! 📸 Last week at the World Health Assembly, WHO member states officially adopted the Resolution on Strengthening Medical Imaging Capacity — a major step forward in the fight against cancer and non-communicable diseases, especially in low- and middle-income countries. 🤝 👏 ESR (@EuESR) is proud to have supported this historic moment alongside the International Society of Radiology (ISR) and global partners. From advocacy to action, this resolution reflects a strong political commitment to make imaging more accessible and fully integrated into national health strategies. 🏥🌐 📸 Swipe through for moments from this impactful gathering. 🔗 Learn more: buff.ly/x686DwU

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Time to raise awareness and save a life! During #BladderCancerMonth25, @WorldBladderCan is asking the public to learn the symptoms and speak to a healthcare professional at the first sign of a problem. 'Feeling unsure? Get checked.’ 👉 buff.ly/ZrQK7Hk #SpotTheDrop #UnsureIcon #BladderCancerMonth25

The #EUonQoL project for #QualityofLife in #cancercare will host next week the landmark workshop ‘Co-Research in Action: Sharing Insights, Inspiring Involvement’. 💡 Led by the Netherlands Institute for Health Services Research (NIVEL), this interactive event will explore how meaningful involvement of patients and the public can shape better health research. 🤝 🗓️ 6 May 🕜 11:00 – 13:00 CEST 🔗Registration at: buff.ly/jT5B6Aw

As #WorldImmunizationWeek closes, @EuropeLiver reminds us that hepatitis B vaccination is both a scientific breakthrough and a human right. 📢 ELPA calls on all stakeholders to fulfil the commitments of Europe’s Beating Cancer Plan, and to ensure equitable access to vaccination for all communities, especially those most at risk. #VaccinesWork #HumanlyPossible @EU_Health

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Hepatitis B is a leading cause of liver cancer – but it need not be! 👈 Today, join our partners at @Hep_Alliance, in highlighting the value of the hepatitis B vaccine, the world first vaccine that prevents cancer. 💉 It’s safe and effective. And if you haven’t received it – and you’re eligible – get your shot today! ❗ Watch and share this with friends and family. Prevention saves lives. 📣 #WorldImmunizationWeek #VaccinesWork #HumanlyPossible

We’re heading to Warsaw for the next stop of our #TimeToAccelerate pan-European campaign. Join us for ‘Together Against Cancer: Poland’, a high-level session at the #CancerMissionFair where we’ll: ✔️ Launch the new country report on Poland ✔️ Explore national opportunities for cancer policy ✔️ Strengthen links with Europe’s Beating Cancer Plan Let’s work together to drive evidence into action. 📃 🗓️ 21 May, 11:00 – 12:30 CEST 📍 Centralny Dom Technologii, Warsaw 🔗 Full programme & details: buff.ly/tQLBcjM #EUCancerRoadmap #EuropeanCancerPulse #ECHoS

💬 “I got the HPV vaccine. That’s one less worry!” To mark #WorldImmunizationWeek 2025, we're proud to share a powerful multilingual video created with our partners at @IPVSociety as part of their "One Less Worry" campaign 📽️ Different voices from across Europe share, in their own language, why they chose to get vaccinated against HPV: 👉 Because when you’re protected, you can focus on living fully. 👉 Because cancer prevention starts with action. 👉 Because vaccination is one less worry for ourselves, and for future generations. Read more at: bit.ly/3DfA8wX #WorldImmunizationWeek #VaccinesWork #HumanlyPossible #OneLessWorry

Vaccination is one of the most powerful lifesaving tools that we have. In this video, @Fondaz_Veronesi reminds us that HPV and hepatitis B vaccines offer proven protection against some of the world’s most common cancers, yet access and uptake remain uneven. 📢 Share this important message. Where there is knowledge, access, and trust, there is protection. #WorldImmunizationWeek #VaccinesWork #HumanlyPossible

📢 Announcing a new Community 365 Roundtable! ‘Cancer care: are we treating the whole patient?’ As Sir William Osler once said: ‘The good physician treats the disease; the great physician treats the patient who has the disease.’ The next Roundtable will explore essential – and often overlooked – aspects of comprehensive cancer care: 🔵 Clinical nutrition 🔵 Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) 🔵 Healthcare acquired infections 📅 Tuesday, 27 May 🕒 15:00–17:30 CEST | 💻 Online Co-chaired by: 🔸 Ivana Dragojevic (ELPA); and 🔸 Alessandro Laviano (ESPEN LLL and Sapienza University of Rome) 🔗 Register now! buff.ly/BSn9M4o #CancerCare #Oncology #Community365 #PatientCentredCare #HealthcarePolicy #Nutrition #AMR #PatientSafety

💬 Immunisation for all is humanly possible. David Winterflood, CEO of @NOMANCampaign, stresses the importance of immunisation for all, regardless of gender. The momentum generated by the EU’s Beating Cancer Plan demonstrates the remarkable achievements possible when we unite for a common cause. Let's make sure that more people are shielded from vaccine-preventable diseases like HPV and HepB! 🔗 buff.ly/U8Y3iUt #WorldImmunizationWeek #VaccinesWork #HumanlyPossible

It’s never too late to protect yourself against common, cancer-causing viruses. If you’ve never been vaccinated against HPV or hepatitis B, you may still be eligible through catch-up vaccination programmes. ✍️ These can be reimbursed or provided free of charge in many countries across Europe. These vaccines are proven to prevent cervical cancer, liver cancer, and a variety of other cancers. But few adults realise they’re still eligible. 📞 Talk to your healthcare provider 📍 Check your national immunisation guidelines 📣 Share this post and help spread the word buff.ly/Yzdmg6M #WorldImmunizationWeek #VaccinesWork #HumanlyPossible

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Fact:❗ 1️⃣ HPV causes 4,5% of all cancers in men and women globally. 2️⃣ And #HepatitisB causes an estimated 55% of all liver cancer deaths. 👉 But these cancers are highly preventable through vaccination. 🔗 Don’t wait. Learn more: find out just how much vaccination can guarantee a future for the next generations: buff.ly/Yzdmg6M #WorldImmunizationWeek #VaccinesWork #HumanlyPossible

Let’s work together. Let’s protect everyone. 🗣️ Today, we hear from @amil__dr, Vice-Chair of ECO’s HPV and Hep B Network, as he shares why equal access to vaccination must be a top priority in Europe’s efforts to eliminate preventable cancers. ✍️ #HPV and #HepB vaccinations are safe and effective, but coverage remains uneven across Europe. Everyone deserves the same opportunity to protect themselves and their families. Learn more at: buff.ly/Yzdmg6M #WorldImmunisationWeek #VaccinesWork #HumanlyPossible

🌍 #WorldImmunizationWeek 2025 starts today! Vaccines are one of the world’s greatest public health achievements, saving millions of lives every year. 💉 This week, we spotlight the role of vaccination in the fight against cancer: HPV vaccination can prevent more than six cancers. And hepatitis B vaccination significantly reduces the risk of liver cancer. 👈 Let’s work together to close gaps in vaccination coverage, raise awareness, and ensure no one is left behind. 👉 Follow us from 24 to 30 April for updates, facts, and video messages. buff.ly/Yzdmg6M

🎥 ‘Prevention is a right, not a privilege.’ Watch as our CEO @ESC_Elisabetta explains why vaccination must be central to cancer prevention strategies – and available to everyone, everywhere. 🎥 🔗buff.ly/Yzdmg6M