How the tobacco industry shapes science to protect profits
Prof Nazik Hammad, awarded by ecancer with the Mcvie Veronesi Award at ASCO 2026, addresses the critical issue of cancer care for conflict-affected populations, including displaced persons and immigrants.
Her work highlights the severe neglect of cancer in African conflict zones, where a large portion of the global displaced population resides.
Prof Hammad explores the challenges of access, the impact of climate injustice, and the need for international solidarity and innovative solutions to ensure equitable cancer treatment for all.
How the tobacco industry shapes science to protect profits
Addressing cancer care access in conflict-affected settings
Avoiding burnout
Health and Peace
Cancer control in India - Role of cancer registries
Barriers to global oncology clinical trial participation in sub-Saharan Africa
Making immune check point inhibitors for lung cancer cost-effective in LMICs
Health economics of Universal Health Coverage in India
Weaving in Choosing Wisely, Common Sense Oncology in all aspects of global health