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Our second Cancer Prevention Research Conference includes three days of scientific sessions, networking, panel discussions and much more.

 

 

Meet our conference co-chairs

Allan Balmain

Allan Balmain

Barbara Bass Bakar Distinguished Professorship in Cancer Genetics

University of California San Francisco

Elisabete Weiderpass

Elisabete Weiderpass

Director

International Agency for Research on Cancer

 

 

Explore our speakers

Professor Irene Ghobrial

Irene Ghobrial

Professor of Medicine, Harvard Medical School

Pre-cancer biology & interception opportunities session co-chair

Simon Leedham

Simon Leedham

Professor, University of Oxford

Pre-cancer biology & interception opportunities session co-chair

Melissa Davis

Melissa Davis

Director, Institute of Translational Genomic Medicine Georgia Research Alliance, Morehouse School of Medicine

Integrated view of inequalities in cancer risk and incidence; how to achieve equitable cancer prevention session co-chair

Neerja Bhatla

Neerja Bhatla

Head, Gynaecologic Oncology, All India Institute of Medical Sciences, New Delhi

Integrated view of inequalities in cancer risk and incidence; how to achieve equitable cancer prevention session co-chair

Walid Khaled

Walid Khaled

Professor of Tumour Initiation, Cambridge Stem Cell Institute

The convergence of ageing, genetics and cancer risk/genesis; new opportunities for prevention session co-chair

Ashani Weeraratna

Ashani Weeraratna

Bloomberg Distinguished Professor of Cancer Biology, John Hopkins

The convergence of ageing, genetics and cancer risk/genesis; new opportunities for prevention session co-chair

Pamela Goodwin

Pamela Goodwin

Professor of Medicine, University of Toronto, Sinai Health

Implementation of precision prevention interventions using repurposed drugs - can this realistically change practice session co-chair

Eva Sazbo

Eva Szabo

Chief Program Officer, National Cancer Institute

Implementation of precision prevention interventions using repurposed drugs - can this realistically change practice session co-chair

Andrew Renehan

Andrew Renehan

Manchester Cancer Research Centre 
The rise of the GLP1 agonists will be transformative for cancer prevention 
 

John Burn

John Burn

Newcastle University 
Implementation of precision prevention interventions using repurposed drugs - can   this realistically change practice
 

Linda Bauld

Linda Bauld

University of Edinburgh
Can we ever really implement cancer prevention in the general population? 
 

Michael Pollak

Michael Pollak

McGill University 
The rise of the GLP1 agonists will be transformative for cancer prevention 
 

Tim Elliot

Tim Elliott

Cancer Research UK Oxford Center 
Immune System Insights: The Role of Immune Dysfunction in Cancer Development and Prevention