At a glance
Highlights
- Keynote lectures
- Flash talks
- Networking formats
Key Features
- 5 Sessions with presentations and round table discussions
- Poster sessions
Sessions and Confirmed Speakers
Opening Keynote
Judy Garber, Boston, US
Behavioral interventions for cancer prevention
Chairs: Ute Mons & Samuel Smith
Felix Naughton, Norwich, UK
Rebecca Beeken, Leeds, UK
Monika Janda, Brisbane, AU
Pauline Vidican, Lyon, FR
Politics of Primary Cancer Prevention Policies
Chairs: Connie Hoe & Michèle Matta
Elisabete Weiderpass, Lyon, FR
Caitlin Weiger, New Brunswick, US
Dame Theresa Marteau, Cambridge, UK
Salvatore Vaccarella, Lyon, FR
Molecular mechanisms in the transition from normality to cancer
Chairs: Angela Goncalves & Karol Nowicki-Osuch
Sudhir Srivastava, Bethesda, US
Rama Khokha, Toronto, CA
Lachelle Weeks, Boston, US
Humam Kadara, Houston, US
Understanding and improving the quality of life of cancer survivors
Chairs: Karen Steindorf & Volker Arndt
Sanne Schagen, Amsterdam, NL
Joshua F. Wiley, Notting Hill, AU
Ines Vaz-Luis, Villejuif Cedex, FR
Eline van Roekel, Maastricht, NL
Cancer screening and chemoprevention
Chairs: Peter Albers & Ulrike Haug
David Weinberg, Philadelphia, US
Jack Cuzick, London, UK
Monique Roobol, Rotterdam, NL
Alicia Morgans, Boston, US
Closing Keynote
Cheryl Willman, Rochester, US
Program
Tuesday, 29th October 2024
8:30 AM ・・・・・・・CHECK-IN & Welcome Coffee・・・・・・・・
9:00 AM WELCOME
Michael Baumann, German Cancer Research Center (DKFZ), DE
Franz Kohlhuber, German Cancer Aid, DE
Federal Minister Bettina Stark-Watzinger, German Federal Ministry of Education and Research, DE
Federal Minister Karl Lauterbach, German Federal Ministry of Health, DE
9:20 AM Opening Keynote
Chair: Ernest Hawk
Germline genetics, cancer risk, and interception strategies
Judy Garber, Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, US
10:00 AM ・・・・・・・Comfort break・・・・・・・
10:15 AM SESSION Behavioral interventions for cancer prevention
Chairs: Ute Mons & Samuel Smith
Turning promise into practice: digital innovations for supporting cancer prevention behaviors
Felix Naughton, University of East Anglia, UK
Weight management interventions for cancer prevention
Rebecca Beeken, University of Leeds, UK
Targeted digital approaches to skin cancer prevention and early detection
Monika Janda,The University of Queensland, AU
Prevention of modifiable cancer risks in informal family caregivers of cancer patients
Pauline Vidican, Centre Léon Bérard, FR
11:45 AM Rapid fire flash talks
12:00 PM Poster session
12:45 PM ・・・・・・・Light Lunch break・・・・・・・
1:30 PM SESSION Politics of primary cancer prevention policies
Chairs: Connie Hoe & Michèle Matta
Experience and perspective of the EU Cancer Mission
Elisabete Weiderpass, International Agency for Research on Cancer, FR
Tobacco marketing as a commercial determinant of health: incomplete regulation of natural cigarette marketing in the U.S.
Caitlin Weiger, Rutgers Institute for Nicotine and Tobacco Studies, US
Why are we neglecting evidence that could change our behavior and prevent 40% of cancers?
Dame Theresa Marteau, University of Cambridge, UK
Global cancer inequalities and inefficiencies in healthcare
Salvatore Vaccarella, International Agency for Research on Cancer, FR
3:00 PM ・・・・・・・Comfort break・・・・・・・
3:15 PM Networking & Career Talks
4:30 PM SESSION Molecular mechanisms in the transition from normality to cancer
Chairs: Angela Goncalves & Karol Nowicki-Osuch
Building PreCancer Atlas toward understanding the natural history of precancer
Sudhir Srivastava, National Cancer Institute, US
Deconvoluting cancer precursors for primary cancer prevention
Rama Khokha, Princess Margaret Cancer Centre/UHN, CA
Towards AML Prevention: Detection and Intervention in Clonal Hematopoiesis
Lachelle Weeks, Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, US
Mapping the transition of normal tissue to lung cancer: What the cell is going on?
Humam Kadara, MD Anderson Cancer Center, US
6:00 PM Cancer Prevention Graduate School
6:30 PM ・・・・・・・Get-together・・・・・・・
Wednesday, 30th October 2024
8:00 AM ・・・・・・・CHECK-IN & Welcome Coffee・・・・・・・
8:30 AM Networking & Career Talks
9:45 AM ・・・・・・・Comfort break・・・・・・・
10:15 AM WELCOME BACK & SESSION Understanding and improving the quality of life of cancer survivors
Chairs: Karen Steindorf & Volker Arndt
Improving care for cancer patients with cognitive problems
Sanne Schagen, Netherlands Cancer Institute, NL
Interventions for Sleep after Cancer
Joshua F. Wiley, Monash University, AU
Shifting toward precision survivorship medicine
Ines Vaz-Luis, Gustave Roussy, FR
Time to unravel the role of circadian dysregulation in fatigue after colorectal cancer: project overview and first results
Eline van Roekel, GROW Research Institute for Oncology and Reproduction, Maastricht University, NL
Patient Panelist
Cindy Körner, NCT Patient Research Council, DE
11:45 PM Rapid fire flash talks
12:00 PM Poster session
12:45 PM ・・・・・・・・・Light Lunch・・・・・・・・・
1:30 PM SESSION Cancer screening and chemoprevention
Chairs: Peter Albers & Ulrike Haug
Multi cancer early detection: Ready or not?
David Weinberg, Fox Chase Cancer Center, US
Effect of oestradiol and testosterone on the efficacy of anastrozole for preventing breast cancer
Jack Cuzick, Queen Mary University of London, UK
Population-based screening for PCa - the PRIASE-U initiative
Monique Roobol, Erasmus MC, NL
Cancer Screening and Familial Genetic Risk: Prostate Cancer
Alicia Morgans, Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, US
Patient Panelist
Thomas Müldner, DKFZ Patient Advisory Council, DE
3:00 PM ・・・・・・・Coffee break・・・・・・・
3:30 PM Closing Keynote
Chair: Philip Castle
Cancer Prevention in a Time of Transformation: From Engagement of Diverse Communities, to Genetic and AI-Driven Risk Assessment, Early Detection, Interception, and Decentralized Cancer Care and Clinical Trials
Cheryl Willman, Mayo Clinic Comprehensice Cancer Center, Rochester, US
4:10 PM CLOSING REMARKS
4:15 PM ・・・・・・・・・End of conference ・・・・・・・・・
