Save these dates: 12-14 October 2021
Publication of Cancer Incidence in Five Continents (CI5), Volume XI (PDF)
IARC Scientific Publication No. 166: Cancer Incidence in Five Continents, Volume XI
Edited by Bray F, Colombet M, Mery L, Piñeros M, Znaor A, Zanetti R, Ferlay J
The PDF publication is now available via IARC Publications. The CI5 series, a collaboration between the International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) and the International Association of Cancer Registries (IACR), presents comparable data on cancer incidence for all countries around the world for which high-quality data have been made available by population-based cancer registries.
CI5 is an invaluable source of information about the global burden and distribution of cancer. CI5-XI has a wider coverage than any previous volume, presenting high-quality standardized data for cancers diagnosed during the period 2008–2012 from 343 cancer registries in 65 countries. The data published in all 11 volumes of CI5 are also accessible on the CI5 website, where users can explore the incidence figures and trends using online analysis tools.
Please see CI5 under our Publications tab for more details.
GRELL 2021 Meeting: 12-13-14 May 2021
The GRELL meeting,on 12-13-14 May 2021 is organised by the National Cancer Registry of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg and will be in a 100% virtual format. To submit abstracts for oral or poster presentation, click on the links above.
"We believe that now more than ever, we need a meeting to bring together the cancer registries. It is an opportunity to learn from experts in cancer surveillance, cancer registry operations, and cancer research. This virtual meeting is also an opportunity to reach a greater audience, with live broadcasting and recorded streaming for participants joining from different time zones. "
2020 Enrico Anglesio Virtual Prize Awardees;
2021 Edition at the IACR 2021 Virtual Conference
Enrico Anglesio Virtual Prize 2020: Diana R Withrow, National Cancer Institute, Bethesda, USA for her work, Trends in non-malignant brain tumors incidence by source of diagnosis in USA, 2004-17
Elvo Tempia Special Prize: Christiane Rudolph, University of Lubeck, Germany, for her work, “Breast cancer survival in German-Danish border regions"
and the Sharon L Whelan - IACR Special Prize:
to Dr Wilmer A Tarupi , UTE University, Quito, Ecuador, for his work,
“Educational inequalities in gastric cancer incidence and mortality, Quito 1996-2015“
This year, IACR resumes its annual scientific conference, to which the EAP is connected since 2010. The IACR conference will take place, in virtual form as well, on 12-14 October 2020.
The European Network of Cancer Registries, holding its scientific conference on 16-18 November 2020, will be encouraging the young European audience to participate in the Enrico Anglesio Prize.
We thank everyone especially our young researcher - colleagues, who participated in this prize and our colleagues at the Enrico Anglesio Organizing Committee for the successful conduct of this first virtual edition.
The Enrico Anglesio Prize has been part of IACR's Annual Conference Programme since 2006. For this year, it was organised as a virtual edition - candidates were invited to present a written work on cancer epidemiology / cancer registration , that, in normal times, they would have presumably presented orally at a GRELL or the IACR Scientific Conference, and then submitted for publication on a Journal.
Overview of the Cancer Registries and COVID-19 Survey Results
EU General Data Protection Regulation
The new European Regulation on the data protection (GDPR) came into force on 25 May 2018. We take this opportunity for us to reaffirm you our commitment of transparency and the particular attention that we carry in the protection of your personal data.
We invite you to consult the IACR Privacy Policy here.
Reminder for Registries and IACR Members
The IACR Online Directory and Using the Registries Portal
Accurate contact details are essential to ensure good communication with the membership and to have an online presence for the registry.
The registries portal (https://cinportal.iarc.fr) and the IACR website is designed to allow all registries and members to upload and update not only contact details but the registry profiles, descriptions and featured reports and publications. This is one of the benefits of being a member of the Association: webpages and publicly-available information about your registry that could be useful for establishing contacts with other registries, institutions and researchers.
All IACR member-registries have the access and login details. Credentials can also be obtained from the IACR Secretariat through This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.. You are invited to make full use of this online facility.
