Health promotion in cancer prevention. - Preventing cancer by ending tobacco use. - Prevention of occupationally-induced cancer. - The prospects for successful HPV vaccination for cervix and other cancers. - Prevention of cancers due to infection. - Applying physical activity in cancer prevention. - Cancer prevention in the United States. - The role of nutrition in cancer prevention. - Chemoprevention of cancer: from nutritional epidemiology to clinical trials. - The role of hormonal factors in cancer prevention. - Controlling environmental causes of cancer. - A historical moment: cancer prevention on the global health agenda. - Evidence-based cancer screening. - Comprehensive Cervical Cancer Control: Strategies and Guidelines. - Screening for cervical cancer. - Screening for colon polyps and cancer. - Screening for breast cancer. - Screening for prostate cancer. - Applying Cancer Screening in the context of a National Health Service. - Do international trends in cancer incidence and mortality reflect expectations from cancer prevention and screening?. - Using mathematical models to inform public policy for cancer prevention and screening. - Role of the oncologist in cancer prevention. - Integrating prevention and screening for lung cancer into clinical practice. - Early Detection ofcancer in Asia (including Australasia). - Prevention and screening for cancer in primary health care. - What can we expect from cancer prevention and screening?. Language: English