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FAQ: Cervical Cancer Elimination Special Issue - Science, Policy & Equity
TL;DR
Cancer Biology & Medicine's special issue provides strategic insights for health organizations to gain advantage in achieving WHO's 2030 cervical cancer elimination targets through innovative approaches.
The special issue details how coordinated vaccination, screening, and treatment strategies combined with digital tools and policy frameworks work to eliminate cervical cancer globally.
This global effort to eliminate cervical cancer advances women's health equity worldwide and creates a future where no woman dies from this preventable disease.
A new therapeutic vaccine targeting HPV16 demonstrates strong tumor regression while digital colposcopy tools significantly improve diagnostic accuracy in cervical cancer detection.
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The special issue focuses on eliminating cervical cancer through coordinated global action, examining progress, challenges, and innovations in prevention, screening, and treatment to accelerate WHO's 2030 targets and advance women's health equity.
Cervical cancer is considered the first human cancer that can be eliminated because it is highly preventable through vaccination and early detection, and the disease can be effectively managed through coordinated vaccination, screening, and treatment strategies.
The World Health Organization set ambitious '90-70-90' targets for vaccination, screening, and treatment by 2030 as part of their Global Strategy to Accelerate the Elimination of Cervical Cancer launched in 2020.
Professor Youlin Qiao of the Chinese Academy of Medical Sciences & Peking Union Medical College guest-edited the issue, stating that 'Cervical cancer is the only malignancy we can realistically eliminate through vaccination, screening, and early treatment.'
Vast inequities in health resources, infrastructure, and implementation capacity in low- and middle-income countries threaten progress, where the majority of cervical cancer deaths occur despite the disease being highly preventable.
The issue features digital health tools like the bilingual digital colposcopy education tool (iDECO), therapeutic multi-epitope protein vaccines targeting HPV16, intelligent digital platforms for screening, innovative triage algorithms, and policy modeling for resource-sensitive strategies.
It highlights global disparities through contributions from the International Agency for Research on Cancer, analyzes cervical cancer burden in China compared to Asia-Pacific countries, and explores policy modeling for low- and middle-income countries.
The full collection is available online at https://www.cancerbiomed.org/content/22/9
The issue marks the 30th anniversary of the Fourth World Conference on Women and the 2025 World Women's Summit in Beijing, reflecting the journal's mission to bridge oncology research with public health priorities in women's health.
Key findings include the iDECO tool significantly improving diagnostic accuracy, a therapeutic HPV16 vaccine demonstrating strong tumor regression in preclinical models, and analysis of cervical cancer burden trends in China from 2000-2020.
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