Freddie Bray

TL;DR: Although UTUC biology is comparable with that of bladder cancer, the rates and UTUC-enriched alterations support its uniqueness and the need for precision medicine strategies for this rare tumor type.

TL;DR: The most common cancers are largely amenable to preventive strategies by primary and/or secondary prevention, hence a need for effective interventions tackling lifestyle risk factors and infections.

TL;DR: The incidence of BC is increasing rapidly in many parts of Africa; however, the magnitude of these changes differs, highlighting the need for urgent actions across the cancer continuum from in‐depth risk factor studies to provision of adequate therapy.

TL;DR: The 5-year relative survival of patients aged 70 and above in the European registries was at least 7 percentage points lower than the 5- years of patients in the same age group in the US in 2000-2004, an observation paralleled by declining mortality.

TL;DR: The data reported are the most extensive so far available on the incidence of cancer in sub Saharan Africa, and clearly indicate the need for more resources to be devoted to cancer registration, especially in the childhood age range, as part of an overall programme to improve the availability of diagnosis and treatment of this group of cancers.