At Cancer Prevention at Work Project we are implementing HCV virus and H. pylori screening in Bologna, Italy. To explain informed consent for the screening, clinicians conducting the sampling use informational brochures as support. Learn more at cancerpreventionatwork.eu

On this International #HPVAwarenessDay at the Cancer Prevention at Work Project, we call for greater awareness and action to prevent and detect #HPV. We're committed to developing and implementing innovative surveillance protocols to address infection-related cancers. More at: cancerpreventionatwork.eu/hpv/

Let’s stay ahead of Human Papillomavirus (#HPV) infection. ✅ Prevention and awareness are key! In our following video, we explain a bit more about this virus and how to prevent its transmission. 🎦 Watch: youtu.be/2DLe9qTJPHM?t=… #HPV #HPWAwareness

🔬Prevention programs are essential to decrease infection-related cancers. But why are participation rates so low? Read more about this topic at "Barriers and facilitators of prevention of infections related to cancer" by Cancer Prevention at Work Project researchers at doi.org/10.1016/j.heli…

There are prevention strategies that we can adopt to prevent Hepatitis C virus from developing into liver cancer. At Cancer Prevention at Work Project we are aiming to assess the cost-effectiveness of early detection through testing, in workers. 🎦 Watch: youtu.be/2DLe9qTJPHM?t=…

A couple of weeks ago, IARC held a Working Group Meeting on infection-related gastric cancer. We invite you to watch Dr David Forman's keynote presentation, where he explores the past and future of H. pylori infections. 💻 Watch youtube.com/watch?v=0Dboo6…

📉 From culture to personal finances, several factors can lower participation rates in cancer prevention programmes. Cancer Prevention at Work Project's researcher Anna Schneider-Kamp, explains some of these barriers in the following video. 🎥 Learn more with this video: youtube.com/watch?v=Xlm_7Z…

The #CancerPrevention conversation has been going on for several years now, but there's still so much work to be done🔨 Peruse on this topic by listening to "The HPV Vaccine and Barriers to Uptake with Jennifer Tsui" by Keck School of Medicine of USC 👉youtube.com/watch?v=3E9aua…

🔍What are the barriers lowering participation rates in infection-related cancer prevention programmes? Read the full article "Barriers and facilitators of prevention of infections related to cancer" at doi.org/10.1016/j.heli…

The broad reach of occupational health allows us to more effectively prevent diseases that affect the population, such as cancer-related infections. To learn more listen to Dr. Boffeta from Cancer Prevention at Work Project in the next video youtube.com/watch?v=L4Wl9w…

🩺🌍 Every year, #WorldHealthDay calls us to reflect on the urgent #health challenges we face and to raise awareness on how #Prevention and #awareness are just as vital as treatment. 🌟 At Cancer Prevention at Work Project, we celebrate all those working every day to make health accessible for all.

Cancer is the second leading cause of death after suicide for patients dealing with #MentalHealth issues. For these and many reasons CO-CAPTAIN aims to adapt the features of primary #cancer prevention to their needs. 💻Visit to learn more cocaptain.eu

🌍Why is it important to have an international approach in the CPW project? Dr Paolo Boffetta gives us insight about the advantages of studying the same interventions in different countries and settings. 📽️ Watch here youtube.com/watch?v=C6fDdI…

🩺 How much does eradication of H. Pylori reduce the risk of gastric cancer? The ASCO podcast presents a study analysing how eradication of the infection affects patients with a family history of gastric cancer. 👉Listen here ascopost.com/podcasts/h-pyl…

🔎H. pylori is classified as a Class I carcinogen by the World Health Organization (WHO). To reduce its negative impact, occupational medicine is a key component. Read CPW’s new article “Total worker health, based on Helicobacter pylori public health prevention strategy. 👉More at journals.lww.com/co-epidemiolog…

It's #EuropeDay 🇪🇺! #Health is a right for everyone, and the #EU knows it. As Cancer Prevention at Work Project, we're proud to contribute to this goal through the European project initiative. Let’s keep building healthier futures together.

Hello Romania!🇷🇴📍 Our 3rd General Assembly of the Cancer Prevention at Work Project has begun! Over the next 2 days, we will have a series of presentations, strategic discussions, and planning sessions focused on shaping our next steps. 🌐Learn more about Cancer Prevention at Work Project at: cancerpreventionatwork.eu