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Media Training

ESO organises workshops on cancer for journalists in countries with limited resources who face significant challenges in reporting cancer stories. These workshops provide journalists with a forum for discussing these challenges and sharing solutions and for honing their skills in cancer journalism. All journalists in these countries with experience of reporting on cancer issues are invited to attend these meetings.

Previous Workshops

  • Journalist Symposium during the UICC World Cancer Congress Crowne Plaza Hotel, Geneva - August 31st 2008
  • Confronting Cancer in Syria Media Forum with International Experts and the Ministries of Health and Higher Education Le Méridien Damascus, Syria - May 4th 2008

On 4th May the Cancer Media Service and Euro-Arab School of Oncology (EASO) held a press conference in Damascus at the end of the EASO course on Lung cancer and Mesothelioma. The press conference gave journalists the opportunity to listen to and question a variety of speakers from the course as well as a representative from WHO Syria. The conference was attended by 29 journalists from 22 media organisations. 


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  • Cancer journalism: Meeting the Challenges in Countries with limited resources” World Cancer Congress – July 8th -12th 2006

In July 2006 ESO, in collaboration with the American Cancer Society and the International Union Against Cancer, organised a media satellite event at the World Cancer Congress with the aim of promoting excellence in cancer journalism in countries with limited resources. A number of leading journalists from Uganda, Ghana, Egypt, Hungary, Bulgaria, Bolivia and the Philippines shared their experiences and highlighted ways of meeting the many challenges inherent in reporting cancer in their own country. 

    

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GR114 - Do small node negative HER-2 positive tumors deserve a better treatment?

GR115 - Standard management of patients with chronic myeloid leukemia in the era of tirosine kinase inhibitors

GR116 - Survivorship issues and breast cancer

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