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The path forward for lung cancer screening across Africa is clear: set an ambitious vision for early detection, but accompany it with pragmatic, context-specific steps.
Case study
Bristol Myers Squibb Foundation invited the Network to its Annual Africa Grantee Summit to explore advancing lung cancer screening throughout partner countries across the continent.
The focus now is on creating a clear pathway from policy to action, ensuring that political commitments translate into real-world impact.
News
The Network has published a new report: Harnessing innovation to optimise lung cancer diagnosis: improving equity, access and outcomes.
This report, developed with Asia Pacific Coalition against Lung Cancer and ASPIRE for Lung Cancer, captures insights from a regional workshop focused on implementation.
We joined the Asia Pacific Coalition against Lung Cancer (APCLC) and Asia Pacific Policy Review and Engagement (ASPIRE) for a webinar exploring how to transform lung cancer policy into action in the Asia-Pacific region.
Lung cancer is a leading cause of deaths due to cancer worldwide, and its impact is particularly severe in low- and middle-income countries (LMICs).
The framework served as the basis for two workshops exploring the challenges of implementing screening programmes in the region
Policy alone isn’t enough. Real change happens when global frameworks drive local innovation, and when lessons from communities shape global strategies. Equity, collaboration, and evidence-based action are essential to ensure no one is left behind.
Taking place on 27 November, the webinar will explore how to leverage recent policy milestones to drive meaningful change.
The Network and the Croatian National Lung Cancer Screening Program have assembled recommendations for advancing lung cancer screening implementation in Central and Eastern Europe (CEE).
Our reports, 'Care pathways for lung cancer' and 'Increasing the earlier detection of lung cancer' – are now available in Arabic, French, Portuguese, Spanish and Simplified Chinese.
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