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UICC World Cancer Congress 2006Bridging the Gap: Transforming Knowledge into ActionJuly 8-12, 2006, Washington, DC, USA |
| Tuesday, 11 July 2006: 12:00 PM-1:30 PM | |||
| Exhibit Hall D (Convention Center) | |||
| Public Health, Prevention and Education | |||
| 168-1 | Healthcare Assessment Methodology in Developing Country Shambhu D. Joshi (Nepal), NARESH PANDIT (Nepal), SHYAM KUMAR (Nepal), rajan p. BHANDARI (Nepal) | ||
| 168-2 | Cancer in Young Adults. Trends and Histologic Types Evaluation Base on the Pathology Data from Biopsy Detection at Xijing Hospital in XI'an, Western Area of China Qingguo Yan (China) | ||
| 168-3 | Potential-Years of Life Lost (Pyll) Due to Cancer in Romania in 2004 Matei Cristina Jr. (Romania), Marcu Aurelia Sr. (Romania), Matei Victor (Romania) | ||
| 168-4 | Thyroid Carcinoma Incidence and Mortality Analysis during 1981-2001 in Tianjin, China BiYun QIAN (China) | ||
| 168-5 | Extending the School Health Action, Planning and Evaluation System (SHAPES) to Address Child and Adolescent Obesity: Transforming the Relationship Between Research, Policy and Practice Scott Leatherdale (Canada), Steve Manske (Canada), Suzy Wong (Canada), Roy Cameron (Canada) | ||
| 168-6 | Spatial distribution of breast cancer by staging in Kentucky: ecological factors versus spatial clusters GE Lin (USA) | ||
| 168-7 | Recent trends in lung cancer mortality among women in Brazil Gulnar Azevedo Silva Mendonca (Brazil), Claudio Pompeiano Noronha (Brazil), Marceli de Oliveira Santos (Brazil), Julio Fernando Pinto Oliveira (Brazil) | ||
| 168-8 | Costs of colorectal cancer care in Korea: Two-year follow-up study Eun Cheol Park (South Korea), Kui Son Choi (South Korea), Min kyung Lim (South Korea), Jin-Hwa Lim (South Korea), Sun Gyeong Kim (South Korea), Seung Young Jeong (South Korea), Jae-Gahb Park (South Korea) | ||
| 168-9 | Provider counseling about health behaviors among cancer survivors in the United States Susan A. Sabatino (USA), Ralph J. Coates (USA), Robert J. Uhler (USA), Lori A. Pollack (USA), Linda G. Alley (USA), Laura J. Zauderer (USA) | ||
| 168-10 | Primary Care Physicians' Colon Cancer Screening Practices in Washington State Peggy A. Hannon (USA), Diane P. Martin (USA), Jeffrey R. Harris (USA), Deborah J. Bowen (USA) | ||
| 168-11 | Estimating Costs Incurred by Women Participating in Mammography Screening in the National Breast and Cervical Cancer Early Detection Program Donatus U. Ekwueme (USA), Lisa C. Richardson (USA), Ingrid J. Hall (USA), Florence Tangka (USA) | ||
| 168-12 | Integrating Research with Practice: the Canadian-US Cancer Control Alliance Action Framework Jon F. Kerner (USA), Allan Best (Canada), Kathleen M. Quinlan (USA) | ||
| 168-13 | Skin Cancer Screening & Detection in US Workers: The National Health Interview Survey 1997 – 2003 Alberto J. Caban (USA), David J. Lee (USA), Lora E. Fleming (USA), Kristopher L. Arheart (USA), William G. LeBlanc (USA), Katherine Chung-Bridges (USA), Sharon L. Christ (USA) | ||
| 168-14 | Cancer Prevention Study II - Understanding Environmental and Lifestyle Factors Responsible for Cancer Etiology Donald Thomas (USA) | ||
| 168-15 | Meet the Best - Novel Tools for Cancer Control Eero Pukkala (Finland), Nea Malila (Finland), Timo Hakulinen (Finland) | ||
| 168-16 | Optimization of post-therapeutic follow-up visits Thomas FILLERON (France), Andrew KRAMAR (France), Ozlem ATTAMAN (Turkey), Ann BARRETT (United Kingdom) | ||
| 168-17 | Surveillance Briefs: a New Publication from Wisconsin's Comprehensive Cancer Control Program Stephanie K. Kaufman (USA) | ||
| 168-18 | Population-based audit of the clinical management of breast cancer Bernard Rachet (United Kingdom), Manuela Quaresma (United Kingdom), Michel P. Coleman (United Kingdom) | ||
| 168-19 | Improving the Case Definition of Inflammatory Breast Cancer: An International Problem Paul H. Levine (USA) | ||
| Part 1 | |||
| 168-20 | The Incidence of Cancer in Republika of Srpska-B&H, 2002-2004 Zivana Gavric (Bosnia) | ||
| 168-21 | Solid Cancer Incidence Rates in the Republic of Belarus: 35-Year Experience of Belarussian Cancer Registry Yury I. Averkin (Belarus), Natalia Artemova (Belarus), Iosif Zalutsky (Belarus), Alexandr Masheusky (Belarus) | ||
| 168-22 | Transforming Knowledge into Action Adela Ratiu (Romania), Rodica M. Anghel (Romania), Daniela Coza (Romania), Camelia Nicoleta Claici (Romania), Raluca Cozma (Romania), Carmen Popescu (Romania) | ||
| 168-23 | Cancer Occurrence in the Tehran Metropolitan Area: Result of a Population Based Cancer Registry in Iran Mohammadali Mohagheghi (Iran), Alireza Mosavi-jarrahi (Iran), Reza Malekzadeh (Iran), Azin Nahvijo (Iran), Sedighi Zahra (Iran), Bahareh Yazdizadeh (Iran), Paola Pisani (France), Donald Maxwell Parkin (United Kingdom) | ||
| 168-24 | Colorectal Cancer among Yemeni Patients: Characteristics and Trends Huda O. Basaleem (Yemen) | ||
| 168-25 | Head and Neck Cancer: Is It a Public Health Problem in Yemen? Khaled A. Al-Sakkaf (Yemen) | ||
| 168-26 | Cancer Patterns in Northern Syria: a Recent Estimates Fouad M. Fouad (Syria) | ||
| 168-27 | A Web Portal for Hospitalar and Populational Cancer Registries Ebert Poquioma (Peru) | ||
| 168-28 | Challanges of Cancer Registry in Africa GEOFFREY ZAMBEZI MUTUMA (Kenya) | ||
| 168-29 | The Need of Reliable Data Rodica M. Anghel (Romania), Adela Ratiu (Romania) | ||
| 168-30 | Age-standardized incidence rates of oral cancer for sixteen Brazilian capitals Arn Migowski Rocha dos Santos (Brazil), Marceli de Oliveira Santos (Brazil), Maria Beatriz Kneipp Dias (Brazil) | ||
| 168-31 | Malignant Mesothelioma Incidence in the United States Natalia Melnikova (USA) | ||
| 168-32 | Epidemiology of Cancer in Jordan, 1996- 2002 Omar F. Nimri (Jordan) | ||
| 168-33 | Regional Cancer Registries: An option for resource limited settings Alan Ou (USA) | ||
| Part 2 | |||
| 168-34 | Retrospective Cohort Study of Cancer Mortality at Minsk Tannery Ilya Veyalkin (Belarus) | ||
| 168-35 | Cancer of the Cervix in Nigeria: a Case-Controll Study of Some Epidemiological Factors Rotimi Emmanuel Ola (Nigeria) | ||
| 168-36 | The Emf Leukemia Risk M. Rakhshan (Iran), Hosein Ali Yousefi (Iran) | ||
| 168-37 | Modifiable Risk Factors for Esophageal Cancer in Western Kenya Diana Menya (Kenya) | ||
| 168-38 | Tobacco, Alcohol, Diet, Bmi and Esophageal Cancer in a Romanian Case-Control Study Ioan N. MATES (Romania) | ||
| 168-39 | Epidemiology Data of Cancer in Electrolytic Copper Refining Metallurgy Georgiy Ya. Lipatov (Russia), Vadim I. Adrianovsky (Russia), Alexey A. Samylkin (Russia) | ||
| 168-40 | Identifying Barriers That Prevent Utah Women Aged 40 and Older From Returning for a Mammogram Shelly Wagstaff (USA), Amy Bowler (USA), Kalynn Filion (USA), Michael Friedrichs (USA), Kathryn Marti (USA), Kathryn Rowley (USA) | ||
| 168-41 | Normal serum aminotransferase concentration and incidence of hepatocellular carcinoma: prospective cohort study Hideo Tanaka (Japan), Hideaki Tsukuma (Japan), Akira Oshima (Japan) | ||
| 168-42 | Utah Cancer Control Program: Family History Analysis Kathryn Rowley (USA), Jess Agraz (USA) | ||
| 168-43 | Community perceptions of cancer risk factors - what do people really think? Ellen T. Kerrins (Australia), Kerri Beckmann (Australia) | ||
| 168-44 | Risk Factors for Breast Cancer : A Case - Control Study Madhuri Vemuru (India) | ||
| 168-45 | Mother-Daughter Breast Cancer Communication, Cancer Worry, and Preventive Practices Diane B. Wilson (USA), Carolyn J. Heckman (USA), Tamara Orr (USA), Donna McClish (USA), John Quillin (USA), Joann Bodurtha (USA) | ||
| 168-46 | Association of Obesity with risk of developing Breast Cancer and timing at primary treatment in Chilean women Cecilia Albala (Chile), Raquel Herrera, Lydia Lera (Chile), Nelson Burgos, Eduardo Cunill, Eugenio Roman, Hugo Sanchez (Chile), Patricia Arroyo (Chile) | ||
| Part 3 | |||
| 168-48 | Community Intervention for Cancer Control and Prevention through Capacity Building in Thar Desert of India SURESH SANCHETEE (India) | ||
| 168-47 | The Perception of Radioactive Waste among the People of West Africa BABAGANA ABUBAKAR (Nigeria) | ||
| 168-49 | Disparities for Cancer Screening Among Rural African American Populations in Southern Appalachia Kelly Cole (USA), Joanne Flowers (USA), Tim E. Aldrich (USA) | ||
| 168-50 | Essential community level knowledge about etiology of cancers to ensure their control: a study of female students in secondary schools in Ibadan Micheal Asuzu (Nigeria), Olanrewaju Onigbogi (Nigeria), Akinwumi O. Fajola (Nigeria) | ||
| 168-51 | Stage at Presentation in Non-Genital Non-Tobacco Related Cancer- a Surrogate Marker for Gender Inequities Rasika U. Gadkari (India), Meena A. Pangarkar (India), Sudhakar K. Bobhate (India) | ||
| 168-52 | Childhood Cancers within the Ongoing Aids Epidemic in Cameroon (Central Africa) NKEGOUM Blaise (Cameroon) | ||
| 168-53 | Penile Cancers: Clinicopathological Aspects of Seven Cases Observed in Cameroon(Central Africa) NKEGOUM Blaise (Cameroon) | ||
| 168-54 | An Evaluation of an Empowerment and ‘Building Bridges' Project between Palestinian and Israeli Women Living with Breast Cancer Carol L. El-Jabari (Palestine) | ||
| 168-55 | Impact of HIV/AIDS on Breast Cancer Registration H. Amir (Canada), G. Kwesigabo (Tanzania) | ||
| 168-56 | The Role of Nutrition Epidemiology in Reducing Cancer Health Disparities Nancy J. Emenaker (USA), Virginia W. Hartmuller (USA), Appasaheb R. (Joe) Patel (USA) | ||
| 168-57 | Cancer in the First-Degree Relatives: a Cross-Sectional Study in a Turkish University Mutlu Hayran (Turkey), Ismail Celik (Turkey), Mustafa Erman (Turkey), Meltem Sengelen (Turkey), Sevda Senan (Turkey), Yildiz Kantarci, Zeynel Sayiner, M. Tezer Kutluk (Turkey) | ||
| 168-58 | Understanding the Roots of Prostate Cancer in African-American Men: Need for World-View Perspective to Health Disparities Folakemi A. Odedina (USA), JO Ogunbiyi (Nigeria), Flora A. M. Ukoli (USA) | ||
| 168-59 | Identify barriers and implement strategies to address a decrease in Utah Cancer Control Program (UCCP) enrollment among qualified women aged 50-64 who live at or below 250% Federal Poverty Level (FPL) Kalynn Filion (USA), Shelly Wagstaff (USA), Amy Bowler (USA), Michael Friedrichs (USA), Kathryn Rowley (USA) | ||
| 168-60 | Enhancing Breast Health Education and Access To Screening For Latinas in Southern Colorado Ada Torres (USA) | ||
| 168-61 | Cervical Cancer Early Detection: Pap Smear Coverage in 17 Brasilian Cities LUÍS FELIPE MARTINS (Brazil), MIRIAN CARVALHO SOUZA (Brazil), Liz Maria Almeida (Brazil), Valeska Figueiredo (Brazil), JOSÉ DE AZEVEDO LOZANA (Brazil), Gulnar Azevedo Silva Mendonca (Brazil) | ||
| 168-62 | Utilizing GIS to Identify Rural/Urban Disparities in Cancer Incidence & Mortality Anne Bliss (USA) | ||
| 168-63 | Cervical cancer prevention in remote rural Nicaragua: A program evaluation Susan L. Howe (Nicaragua), Janice K. Smith (USA), Dora Elisa Vargas (Nicaragua), Dorothy Granada (Nicaragua) | ||
| 168-64 | Language Access Program: providing language services to patients seeking specialized care Jessica Beckwith (USA) | ||
| 168-65 | Social Class & Obesity: Indicators of Health Behavior, Predictors of Breast Cancer Incidence Celeste Marie Torio (USA) | ||
| 168-66 | Association of unstaged lung cancer in Kentucky with smoking behavior and living in rural areas Fairouz Saad (USA) | ||
| 168-67 | “The Piemonte and Valle D'Aosta oncological network : a new model of health policy” Silvana APPIANO (Italy), Oscar Bertetto (Italy), Mario Clerico (Italy), Paola Varese (Italy), Raffaella Ferraris (Italy) | ||
| 168-68 | Health Literacy, Patient Education and Specialized Medical Care Jessica Beckwith (USA) | ||
| 168-69 | Improving Minority Participation and Access to Cancer Clinical Trials in New Jersey (IMPACT NJ): Lessons Learned Ann Marie Hill (USA), M. Jane Lewis (USA), Shawna Hudson (USA), Evelyn Robles-Rodriguez (USA) | ||
| 168-70 | The Relationship Between Insurance Status & Patient Morbidity and Mortality from Colon Cancer Steven J. Jubelirer (USA), Glenn Crotty Jr., Michael A. Covelli, Unbar H. Moghal, Tanushree S. Yadwadkar (USA), Christine A. Welch (USA), Mary K. Emmett (USA) | ||
| 168-71 | Environmental Risk Factors for Cancer Prevention in Two Rural Cities Chellani S. Hathorn (USA), Peter N. Gichuhi (USA), Elaine Bromfield (USA), Samia Ibrahim (USA), Adelia C. Bovell-Benjamin (USA) | ||
| 168-72 | International Relay For Life: Raising the Profile of the Survivor Reuel Johnson (USA) | ||
| 168-73 | The Knowledge, Attitude and Practice of Self-Breast Examination among the Female Students of the University of Ibadan, Nigeria Chioma Asuzu (Nigeria), Micheal Asuzu (Nigeria) | ||
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