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1. Work Packages & Deliverables TRANSiTION

Thursday, 29 June 2023 Standard / Work Packages & Deliverables TRANSiTION
... The study highlights the necessity for a consistent methodology to evaluate mobile health apps, ensuring they meet predefined ranking criteria and provide reliable support for clinical and non-clinical professionals, as well as patients and ...
content | 573 | Link | Home - TRANSiTION project | TRANSiTION Advisory Board | TRANSiTION Consortium Partners | TRANSiTION Launch - Press Release | https://www.europeancancer.org/2-standard/572-transition-advisory-board | https://www.europeancancer.org/2-standard/654-transition-consortium-partners ...

2. ECO Response to WHO Consultation on the update of "Best Buys" of NCDs

Thursday, 24 November 2022 Consultation Responses / ECO Response to WHO Consultation on the update of "Best Buys" of NCDs
... have had opportunity to consider the proposals and provided the below 8 areas of feedback for consideration: Introduce further prioritisation and ranking to the recommendations; Encourage region-specific iterations of the Best Buys to ensure ...
No | No | publications | 299 | ECO Response to WHO Consultation on the update of "Best Buys" of NCDs | In August, the European Cancer Organisation (ECO) responded to the World Health Organisation consultation to update the WHO ‘Best buys’ and ...

3. New publication benchmarks European government policies regarding access to HPV prevention policies in 2023

Thursday, 22 June 2023 News / New publication benchmarks European government policies regarding access to HPV prevention policies in 2023
... 2023. The Atlas reveals a very uneven picture across the European region. The best-performing countries include Denmark, Sweden, Finland, UK, and Ireland. Countries at the bottom of the ranking are: Kosovo, Azerbaijan, and Bosnia-Herzegovina. The ...
No | No | publications | 342 | New publication benchmarks European government policies regarding access to HPV prevention policies in 2023 | The 2nd edition of the HPV Prevention Policy Atlas was launched at the Romanian Parliament on 22 June ...

4. Dr Jeroen Bax

Monday, 22 July 2024 Standard / Dr Jeroen Bax
... self-citations 168,212 Average citation per article 25.66 (according to Web of Science) D-Index & Metrics (Best Scientists-Medicine) Discipline Medicine D-index 187 citations 218,225 publications 2470; world ranking 150; national ranking ...
Link | Link | Dr Jeroen Bax | Dr Bax is a professor of cardiology and Director of both Non-invasive Imaging and the Echo Laboratory at the Leiden University Medical Center. He has also served on the editorial boards of various journals, including ...

5. Maria Babak

Friday, 25 October 2024 Standard / Maria Babak
... top 2% of the most cited researchers globally, as per the Stanford/Elsevier ranking. In 2022, she received the prestigious Graeme Hanson-AsBIC Early Career Award, recognizing her contributions as an early career researcher in the Asia Pacific ...
Link | Link | Maria Babak | Member, Board of Directors Institute of Cancer & Crisis, Armenia Dr. Maria Babak serves as an assistant professor at the City University of Hong Kong and leads the Drug Discovery Lab there. She ranks among the ...

6. PRESS RELEASE - HOW IS YOUR COUNTRY DOING ON CANCER SCREENING? NEW TOOL TO MONITOR CANCER SCREENING POLICIES

Thursday, 21 November 2024 News / PRESS RELEASE - HOW IS YOUR COUNTRY DOING ON CANCER SCREENING? NEW TOOL TO MONITOR CANCER SCREENING POLICIES
... existing data from frontline initiatives and key screening indicators, ranking 29 European countries according to their progress across cancer screening policy goals. The Index is designed to: Capture the current state of cancer screening policies ...
Resource | PRESS RELEASE - HOW IS YOUR COUNTRY DOING ON CANCER SCREENING? NEW TOOL TO MONITOR CANCER SCREENING POLICIES | Alvaro Jimber | 2024-11 | Alvaro Jimber | 2024-11 | The European Cancer Screening Policy Index gathers the latest data ...

7. Why are so many Cypriots dying needlessly from cancer?

Wednesday, 02 July 2025 News / Why are so many Cypriots dying needlessly from cancer?
... 23% of the Cypriot population smokes daily, well above the EU average. Tobacco control policies here remain looser than elsewhere, ranking 28th out of 37 European countries. The result: Cyprus experiences 6% more lung cancer cases than the EU ...
Resource | Why are so many Cypriots dying needlessly from cancer? | Otilia Colceriu | 2025-07 | Otilia Colceriu | 2025-07 | Each year, more than 4,500 Cypriots are diagnosed with cancer, and more than 2,000 die from the disease. It does not ...