Central and East European School of Oncology (CEESO)
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It has been more than two years since the Russian Cancer Society (RCS) along with Central European Cooperative Oncology Group (Vienna) and N.N. Blokhin Russian National Medical Research Centre of Oncology (Moscow) set up the CENTRAL AND EAST EUROPEAN SCHOOL OF ONCOLOGY (CEESO) which has been successfully functioning since 2019.
Chairs
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David Zaridze (Russia)
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Ivan Stilidi (Russia)
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The goal of the CEESO
Cancer mortality in Russia and other countries of Central and Eastern Europe is much higher than in the countries of Western Europe and North America. Health care systems of the countries of this region face a major task – to reduce mortality from cancer and other chronic non-communicable diseases (NCD) and to increase life expectancy. This task can be accomplished only by well-educated doctors and researchers having profound knowledge of the modern achievements in cancer science. Oncology is a rapidly developing field of medicine, and for practicing oncologists it may be difficult to keep up with its advancement. To be up to the international standards, all oncologists of the region must be aware of recent advances in the world oncological science and practice.
The CEESO promotes the achievement of this goal and allows to accelerate the access to the latest advances in the world oncological science and practice.
Scientific programs of the CEESO are being actively developed by specially established International Scientific Board which includes world’s leading authorities in the field of oncology.
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Elena Artamonova (Russia)
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Tanja Cufer (Slovenia)
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Jack Cuzick (Great Britain)
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Evgeny Imyanitov (Russia)
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David Khayat (France)
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Pavel Kononets (Russia)
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Sergey Orlov (Russia)
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Elisabete Weiderpass (France)
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During this 5-year period we have organized 13 Schools with international participation:
- Lung cancer (May 24-25, 2019 - offline)
- Gastric and esophageal cancer (October 23-24, 2020 - online)
- Lung cancer (October 23-24, 2020 - online)
- Oncogynecology (October 23-24, 2020 - online)
- Gastric and esophageal cancer (June 9, 2021 - online)
- HPV-associated cancers (June 17, 2021 - online)
- Cancer immunotherapy (June 30 - July 1, 2021 - online)
- Oncogynecology (October 28-29, 2021 - online)
- Lung cancer (November 01-02, 2021 - online)
- Breast cancer (February 18-19, 2022 - online)
- HPV-associated cancers (April 15, 2022 - online)
- Lung cancer (July 05, 2022 - online)
- Priorities in cancer prevention and treatment (May 22-23, 2024 - hybrid format)
International faculty of the CEESO includes leading experts in epidemiology, prevention, screening, diagnosis and treatment of cancer.
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Maribel Almonte (France)
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Iacopo Baussano (France)
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Paolo Boffetta (Italy) |
Xavier Bosch (Spain)
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Paul Brennan (France)
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Andre Carvalho (France)
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Tanja Cufer (Slovenia)
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Jack Cuzick (Great Britain) |
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Joakim Dillner (Sweden)
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Amanda Fader (USA) |
Lynnette Fernandez-Cuesta (France)
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Martin Filipits (Austria)
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Rolando Herrero (France)
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Ali Hoda (Austria)
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Jacek Jassem (Poland)
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Christian Manegold (Germany)
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James D. Mckay (France)
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Eva Negri (Italy)
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Mario Poljak (Slovenia)
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Pedro T. Ramirez (USA)
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Hilary Robbins (France)
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Edward Trimble (USA)
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Carlo La Vecchia (Italy)
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Elisabete Weiderpass (France)
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Anna Wrona (Poland) |
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Boris Alekseev (Russia)
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Elena Artamonova (Russia)
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Natalia Besova (Russia)
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Marina Chernykh (Russia)
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Elena Dikareva (Russia)
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Sergey Domrachev (Russia)
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Mikhail Fedyanin (Russia)
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Larisa Filatova (Russia)
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Irina Gladilina (Russia)
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Sergey Gordeev (Russia)
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Anatoly Gritsay (Russia)
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Evgeny Imyanitov (Russia)
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Roman Izrailov (Russia)
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Ruslan Kaledin (Russia)
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Aleksey Kalinin (Russia)
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Anna Kedrova (Russia)
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Galina Kharkevich (Russia)
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Pavel Kononets (Russia)
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Lyubov Korolenkova (Russia)
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Vladislav Kosyrev (Russia)
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Olga Kravets (Russia)
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Yulia Kreynina (Russia)
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Olga Kuznetsova (Russia)
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Olga Malikhova (Russia)
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Dimitr Marinov (Russia)
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Andrey Meshcheryakov (Russia)
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Lyudmila Meshcheryakova (Russia)
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Anush Mukeria (Russia)
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David Naskhletashvili (Russia)
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Aleksey Nazarenko (Russia)
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Valentina Nechushkina (Russia)
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Maxim Nikulin (Russia)
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Dmitry Nosov (Russia)
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Ilya Olkov (Russia)
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Sergey Orlov (Russia)
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Kristina Orlova (Russia)
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Ilya Pokataev (Russia)
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Aleksey Shevchuk (Russia)
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Anton Snegovoy (Russia)
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Mikhail Ter-Ovanesov (Russia)
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Ivan Stilidi (Russia)
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Igor Tyurin (Russia)
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Elena Ulrikh (Russia)
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Svetlana Vinokurova (Russia)
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Larisa Zavalishina (Russia)
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David Zaridze (Russia)
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Kirill Zhordania (Russia)
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Lyudmila Zhukova (Russia)
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Within the framework of the CEESO 357 lectures were delivered.
Our Schools were attended in total by 10 665 participants from various cities and regions of Russia, as well as from other countries (Belarus, Kazakhstan, Ukraine, Azerbaijan, Armenia, Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Georgia, Latvia, Lithuania, Moldova, Ireland, Hungary, Finland, etc.).
Within the framework of CEESO in June 2019, a remarkable event for cancer prevention – the first Russian conference with international participation “HPV-Associated Neoplasms: Primary Prevention and Screening” - took place, and in October 2020, in the Russian Academy of Sciences a Round table “Vaccination against HPV is effective. Missed opportunities and consequences for Russia” was held.
The CEESO also includes webinars and lectures on the most important issues of cancer epidemiology, prevention and treatment.
Webinars:
- Cervical cancer (September 09, 2020)
- Lung cancer (October 06, 2020)
- Cervical cancer (February 18, 2021)
- Primary prevention and screening of cervical cancer (March 11, 2021)
- Lung cancer (September 15, 2022)
- Lung cancer (November 03, 2022)
- Winners of the Russian State Prize for Science and Technology "Prevention is the most effective way to reduce mortality and increase life expectancy" (November 30, 2022)
- Cancer prevention (December 04, 2024)
Lectures:
- New paradigm of cancer screening: assessment of benefits and harm (May 30, 2020)
- Vaccination against HPV is effective. Missed opportunities and consequences for Russia (May 30, 2020)
- Prevention of smoking-associated neoplasms: the concept of harm reduction (May 31, 2020)
- Russian way to longevity: cessation of alcohol abuse (June 20, 2020)
- Overdiagnosis of thyroid cancer (June 21, 2020)
- Prevention of smoking associated cancers (October 31, 2022)
- Cancer epidemiology. Risk factors (November 08, 2022; March 06, 2023)
- Cancer in Russia: factors determining the dynamics of morbidity and mortality (November 09, 2022; March 06, 2023)
- Primary and tertiary prevention of smoking associated cancers (March 24, 2023)
- Tertiary prevention cancer - an innovative direction in clinical oncology (March 28, 2024)
Organizing committee
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David Zaridze (Russia)
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Anush Mukeria (Russia)
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Nadezhda Korotkova (Russia) |
All events are accredited in the Council of Continuous Medical Education.
The CEESO is widely presented at annual Russian and international forums and congresses, such as RUSSCO, Forum ForLife, White Nights, EUROGIN.
Participation in on-line events of the Russian Cancer Society requires registration on our website in the section “Personal account” (participation is free).
All registered participants can have access to the records of our previous events on You-Tube Channel of the Russian Cancer Society.
For updated information see our website (www.rcs-pror.org).
