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2010

ANNUAL REPORT


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CONTENTS

8WORLd CANCERdECLARATION

9WORLd CANCERCONGRESS

11WORLd CANCERLEAdERS SUmmIT

20GAPRI

3 mESSAGE FROm THE CEO

4 GLOBAL NETWORK mEmBERSHIP

5 WEBSITE

7 WORLd CANCER dAY

8 WORLd CANCER dECLARATION

9 WORLd CANCER CONGRESS

11 WORLd CANCER LEAdERS SUmmIT

12 FUNdRAISING ANd CORPORATE PARTNERSHIPS

14 AmBASSAdORS

17 FELLOWSHIPS

18 AdVOCACY

20 GAPRI: GLOBAL ACCESS TO PAIN RELIEF INITIATIVE

22 mY CHILd mATTERS

23 TNm

25 CERVICAL CANCER INITIATIVE

26 FINANCIAL REPORT

28 BOARd OF dIRECTORS ANd GENEVA TEAm

29 OUR mEmBERSHIP

34 PARTNERS ANd SUPPORTERS


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I am proud to be directing UICC, which is a

small but powerul organisation leading the

fght against cancer.

Through our ebership base of over 400 cancer

societies, inistries of health, cancer hospitals, research

institutes an patient groups, we are working together

to eliinate cancer as a life-threatening isease for

future generations. We know that there are actions that

we can take toay that can have a ajor ipact on theillions of people alreay living with cancer an the

preicte 100 illion people who coul hear the wors

you have cancer in the next 10 years.

In Noveber 2009, the Boar of directors iscusse

an agree a three-phase strategy for UICC, taking the

planning horizon into 2020. The rst of these phases,

entitle Getting Organise, set out an 18-onth work

plan, with the ultiate goal of builing a stronger,

ore focusse organisation, clear in its longer-ter

abitions an reay to eliver progress on a year-

by-year basis. 2010 was therefore an iportant an

prouctive year for UICC, where we put key founationsin place an coplete ost of Phase I, incluing; a new

Constitution, operating oel, an restructure of the

Geneva ofce.

At the sae tie there was signicant progress aong

all aspects of our prograatic work an a particular

highlight for the year was the announceent of the

Unite Nations Suit on non-counicable iseases

(NCds) to take place in Septeber 2011. 2010 was also

special because UICC ran its Worl Cancer Congress in

China for the rst tie, attracting over 3,200 elegates

fro across the globe.

Iportantly, UICC spent tie consulting its ebers

an stakeholers to establish key focus areas for the

organisation where we are uniquely positione to lea.

These have been ientie as follows:

1. Advocacy- UICC will play a signicant role

in elevating the priority given to cancer by the

worls leaers.

2. Convening- We will regularly bring our

ebership together via global events incluing

Worl Cancer day, the Worl Cancer Congress an

the Worl Cancer Leaers Suit.

3. Programmes- Our ebers expect UICC tolea on projects an prograes which have

a signicant global ipact on how cancer is

aresse aroun the worl.

In 2011, UICC will enter Phase II of the ten-year plan.

This new phase entitle Gaining Inuence will see UICC

enter a four-year perio uring which it will gain ore

supporters an resources an begin to exert greater

inuence at the highest political levels.

Over the next 12 onths, in aition to raising

iportant issues such as awareness about cancer

prevention an stopping cancer patients ying in

unbearable pain, we will also be focusing on aking

the UN Suit on NCds a success an using it as a key

turning point in our avocacy efforts to put cancer

on the global health agena. We rly believe that

if our capaign is successful, governents worlwie

will begin aking strategic investents in their health

systes, proviing their citizens with appropriate

services for prevention, early etection an treatent

of cancer. We have a unique winow of opportunity to

change the way the worl views cancer.

Partnership is at the heart of our strategy across all of

our priority prograes, so if you woul like to becoe

a supporter or eber of UICC, then we look forwar

to hearing fro you.

Cary Aas

Chief Executive Ofcer

Union for International Cancer Control

mESSAGE FROm THE CEO

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In 2010 UICC decided to trial the concept o

Global Network Membership (GNM) across a

small number o members to see whether it

would be possible to increase the organisations

supporter base through new methods.

GNm is esigne for UICC ebers who theselves

are ebership base organisations. It gives the the

opportunity to offer free UICC ebership to theirnetwork, which is ae up of cancer organisations but

preoinantly of a saller size.

Whilst GNm akes that organisation ore attractive to

their existing an potential ebers, at the sae tie it

provies UICC with a broaer base of cancer organisations

to support its avocacy efforts at national an international

levels. UICC believes that GNm is a copelling an unique

opportunity for ebers of our ebers to access the

benets of working with UICC.

GNm has been offere to a sall nuber of UICC ebers

an through this exclusive arrangeent, inclues the

following benets:

1. Extensivenetworkingopportunities with other

UICC ebers.

2. Accesstouniqueonineresources.

3. AccesstoWordCancerDaymaterias an support

fro the UICC tea to becoe involve.

4. Theopportunitytoshowcaseandpromote the

organisations activities an events at an international

level through UICCs counication channels.

5. RecognitiononUICCswebsite. GNm ebers will

appear in the ebership section of uicc.org.

6. UseoftheUICCogo.

7. Opportunitytoinuencethegobaghtagainst

canceran be part of the international oveent to

place cancer at the top of political agenas.

GNm is open to organisations that are ebers of UICC

an is free of charge, with no obligation, for one year.

At the en of that year, GNm ebers have the option

to becoe full or associate UICC ebers, which coes

with aitional benets. Associate ebers benet fro

access to global funs, training prograes an iscounts

on UICC publications an events. On top of these benets,

full ebers are able to put forwar noinees for the

UICC Boar of directors, are given full voting rights at the

General Assebly incluing for all elections such as the UICCPresient, an are also eligible to subit activity proposals

for consieration.

GLOBAL NETWORK mEmBERSHIP (GNm)ICREAIOURIlUECETROUEER

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In late 2009, the Board o Directors identifed

that a key priority or UICC was to improve

its online strategy and create a greater

presence or the organisation and its

members on the web.

As such, early in 2010, UICC launche a new-look

website coplete with a new structure an content

anageent syste (CmS). The choice of CmS was

extreely iportant to the long-ter strategy of

uicc.org an we have been able to evelop an extreely

robust infrastructure that can grow an change to

keep up with changing technologies an nees of the

organisation an its ebers.

Taking valuable feeback fro UICCs ebers, partners

an colleagues into consieration, the objective was to

create a ore user-frienly uicc.org that was not only

a hub for all of the organisations activities, but coul

showcase what was going on in the cancer counity

aroun the worl an provie users with a ore

interactive visit.

NEW FUNCTIONALITIES LAUNCHEd IN2010 INCLUdE:

emberssitessearch- a custo-ae search

solution that inexes all of our ebers websites an

their pages an allows the to be searche through

uicc.org. That search can then be ltere to an even

ore specic search base on the users nees.

ubmitanartice/shareastoryfor

pubication-an online for that our ebers

can use to subit text, iages, vieos, auio an

links for consieration for publication on uicc.org.

Aninteractiveresourcesection, which can be

searche by forat, language, keywors, author,

ate, auience, etc. an links to ownloa the

associate le.

Appyformembershipusing an online for.

Interactiveistandmapofmembers that can be

searche by ebership type, country or nae.

Programmesandactivities appe by eber

organisation.

Individuamemberproepage per eber

organisation.

Internationacaendarofevents, incluing

iprove functions an interactivity.

UICC.org will continue to evelop in response to

feeback fro our ebers. Our vision is to see

the site becoe a central reference point for cancer

organisations to connect with others in the worl in

orer to help the aress the issues they are facing in

their own country.

WEBSITE



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Having the support of a company

like Roche, a key partner to the

2011 campaign, enables UICC to

really advance the important work

we do on World Cancer Day to raise

awareness about cancer prevention.

CARADA,CEO,UICC

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CANCER CAN BE PREVENTEd

World Cancer Day is the primary platorm or

UICC and its members to engage the public in

issues related to cancer through widespread use

o worldwide media and events. The day presents

a antastic opportunity to raise awareness and

launch key messages to a global audience.

This years thee continue the focus on prevention in orer

to further reinforce the essage an unerstaning of how

people can reuce their risk of cancer. To achieve this, UICC

worke in partnership with the Worl Health Organization

(WHO) an the Worl Cancer Research Fun (WCRF) to

conuct a global eia an public relations capaign.

Working together with UICCs ebers, the strategic ai for

Worl Cancer day 2011 was to sprea the cancer prevention

story using as any channels as possible whilst leveraging

tiely news hooks incluing the WCRFs upate prevention

statistics an WHOs new physical activity guielines.

The eia capaign was a assive success an generateore than 1,324 pieces of print, broacast an online

coverage, an the ay was ore broaly seen on 33,100

websites with opportunities to see at a potential

cuulative gure of ore than 5 billion.

A nuber of new tools were also prouce to encourage

wier eber participation, incluing:

THE WORLd CANCER dAY LOGO

This logo was create to establish an ientity for the ay - a

sybol to ceent the event in calenars aroun the worl.

The logo is a key tool which ebers will be able to re-useeach year to raise the prole of their activities an the ay

as an internationally recognise event.

WORLd CANCER dAY WEBSITE

The website wordcancerday.org , eicate solely to the ay

was re-evelope an inclue a nuber of sections: apofEvents- an online interactive ap was create

to showcase UICC eber an non-eber activities

aroun the globe taking place on or aroun Worl

Cancer day. This was et with great success, leaing to

239 events being subitte.

WordCancerDecaration-was given a eicate

area where a toolkit for collecting signatures was ae

available an ownloae 410 ties.

Prevention-the best prevention capaigns fro

aroun the worl were showcase an UICC position

stateents on each of the key risk factors wereevelope.

CancerPreventionyer- a brochure outlining all the

ajor risk factors was prouce with inforation about

how iniviuals can take steps to reuce their own risk.

The brochure, ae available in three languages, was

ownloae in English 951 ties, French 76 ties an

Spanish 166 ties.

PressAreaformembersandmedia- this area

provie press an UICC ebers with irect access to

aterials incluing press releases, a ultieia news

release, fact sheets an key eia contacts.

The 2012 Capaign will continue to buil on the prevention

thee an evelop aitional tools to further x the ay in

calenars aroun the worl.

WORLd CANCER dAY

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During the World Cancer Congress

in August 2010, UICC unveiled a

new campaign or the World Cancer

Declaration, entitled Together we are

Stronger, sign now or a cancer ree world.

To help us achieve one illion signatures an raise

the prole of the declaration, a nuber of tools were

evelope an ae available incluing:

logos-an international tea of declaration

ascots was evelope to give the capaign

a istinct ientity. UICC ebers have been

encourage to use an aapt these logos to suit

their iniviual nees.

Animation- a short vieo was create to

suarise the declaration in a fun forat. It can be

use at events, eetings or ebee on websites

to engage the general public in the capaign.

Poster-esigne to be utilise as an

avertiseent, postcar an yer.

PowerPoint- a short presentation was create

outlining the basic principles of the declaration

capaign, which ebers can share within

their own network or aapt for iniviual

avocacy purposes.

acebookpage- the Cancer Free Worl

Facebook page was create to gain public support

for the capaign. By becoing a fan of the

Facebook page, an iniviual can quickly an

easily show their support for the declaration. The

page is also use to upate fans on current cancer

news an issues.

Websitebanners-to support eber efforts in

irecting people to sign the declaration fro their

own websites, a series of banners were evelope.

They are available in various forats an can be

aapte for ifferent requireents.

WORLd CANCER dECLARATION

In aition to launching the new capaign,

UICC ebers were encourage to coit

pleges uring the Congress base on the

following levels:

ronze: Up to 500 signatures

iver: Up to 1,500 signatures

od: Up to 10,000 signatures

Patinum: more than 10,000 signatures

A total of 150,000 signatures were plege at the

event an any ore have been ae throughout

the year.*

The declaration capaign will continue to grow

an evolve in orer to help us achieve the 11 targets

by 2020.

* Member organisations not already collecting signatures are

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WORLd CANCER CONGRESS

Held every two years, the UICC World Cancer

Congress represents an ideal platorm or the

international cancer control community to

meet, share, learn and network in order to

fnd solutions to reduce the impact o cancer

on communities around the world.

AN OPPORTUNITY TO BECOmE PARTNERSANd WORK TOGETHER

170 UICC eber organisations cae to Shenzhen to

network an exchange best practices. The Aerican

Cancer Society (ACS) an LIVESTRONG saw the Congress

as an opportunity to co-sponsor the event an organise

a nuber of joint activities such as The Econoic Cost

of Cancer launch, which inclue a foral inner where

Her Royal Highness Princess dina mire, director of the

King Hussein Cancer Founation in Joran, elivere a

captivating speech.

ACS also use the event to launch the thir eition of the

Tobacco Atlas an proote the rst eition in Chinese.

AN ImPRESSIVE EHIBITION FOCUSING ONCANCER CONTROL

A total of 61 organisations showcase their activities

in the Congress exhibition hall which was a unique

opportunity to axiise their visibility an exposure to

participants at the event.

The UICC stan, whilst being a hub for eeting ebers,

was also the central place for the to plege declaration

signatures an share inforation about their organisations

activities by posting the on a giant worl ap esignespecially for the event.

A PROGRAmmE LINKEd TO THE WORLdCANCER dECLARATION

The prograe consiste of ve tracks, each linke to

the Worl Cancer declaration targets. 360 internationally

renowne experts presente at 104 sessions. Ephasis

on health systes an prograes istinguishe this

Congress fro other events, which ten to focus ore

exclusively on research.

The 2010 thee Preventing the preventable, treating

the treatable, systes to ake it happen tackle subjects

in the els of prevention, treatent, supportive an

palliative care, tobacco control, as well as a eicate cross

track session. Keynote speakers inclue Chinas Health

minister Chen Zu, UICC outgoing Presient Prof. davi Hill

an WHO Assistant director General, dr Ala Alwan.

2012 UICC WORLd CANCER CONGRESS

CONNECTING FOR GLOBAL ImPACTThe next Worl Cancer Congress will take place in

montral, Canaa, fro 27-30 August 2012. The event

will be co-hoste by three UICC ebers: the Fonation

qubcoise u cancer, Universit e montral an mcGill

University. The Host Coittee is supporte by a Canaa-

Wie Avisory Council, which coprises 24 Canaian

cancer organisations working together to ake the 2012

event a success.

The Congress in Canaa is a not to be isse opportunity

as it will highlight the nee for continue support an

oentu in translating the benets of knowlege

gaine through research an practice to those living withan affecte by cancer.

HRH PRINCESS dINAmIREd, dIRECTOR OF THEKING HUSSEIN CANCERFOUNdATION, JORdAN



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WORLd CANCER LEAdERS SUmmIT

The World Cancer Leaders Summit is an

annual high-level meeting attended by

leading decision makers which aims to

inuence international health policy and

secure a strategic response to the global

cancer epidemic. It allows or timely debate

on emerging issues related to cancer and

provides a orum to spotlight the disease,

which demands a coordinated, multi-level

global response.

The 2010 Suit was hel in Shenzhen, China

an inclue the participation of over 170 leaers

fro the health, governent, philanthropic an

corporate sectors. The Suits thee, Its Everyones

Business, reinforce the fact that cancer touches

everyone - young, ol, woen an en alike - an

that every iniviual an organisation can play a

role in efeating cancer. For the rst tie since its

inception, the Suit was organise in partnership

with the Aerican Cancer Society (ACS), LIVESTRONG,Worl Econoic Foru (WEF) an the Worl Health

Organization (WHO).

The ay provie an opportunity to hear fro key

experts an avocates fro aroun the worl on

effective interventions that are contributing to

reversing the global cancer epieic, as well as the

urgent nee to ensure the wiesprea availability of

effective pain control easures for all cancer patients.

A key outcoe of the Suit inclue the launch

of the Global Access to Pain Relief Initiative (GAPRI),

highlighting the extensive lack of pain control an

palliative care for any cancer patients. Using UICCs

voice, networks an resources, GAPRI prootes the

nee to eet target 8 of the Worl Cancer declaration

by lobbying international governent boies an

working with key countries to help overcoe technical

an regulatory barriers.

The group iscussion in the afternoon unerscore

the iportance of taking avantage of the unique

opportunity affore by the upcoing UN Suit

on NCds in Septeber 2011 to increase visibility an

support of cancer control within the international

policy arena. during the closing session, several

participants plege signicant nancial support for

the GAPRI prograe an the UN Suit on NCds

avocacy activities.

Suit participants inclue the First Lay of theRepublic of South Africa, HE maa Tobeka Zua; dr.

Tabar Vzquez, the forer Presient of the Republic

of Uruguay; HRH Princess dina mire of Joran; the

Abassaors of Joran an Uruguay to China; the

U.S. Consul to China; dr. Ala Alwan, WHO Assistant

director General; ebers of national governents,

corporate representatives an leaers of key

international an national cancer organisations fro

aroun the worl.

Given the rapi pace of evelopents on the

international public health lanscape, UICC has

ecie to organise the Worl Cancer Leaers Suitas an annual event. The 2011 Suit will take place

in Noveber in dublin, Irelan, shortly after the UN

Suit on NCds in orer to quickly evelop a broa-

base action plan for cancer base on the outcoes of

that eeting.

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In October 2010, UICC launched a major

undraising campaign to beneft the cancer

community. Entitled Together we are Stronger,

the campaign aims to secure investments to

advance three priority areas where UICC is best

placed to lead.

Through the capaign, UICC hopes to support urgent

work, establish closer partnerships with its ost inuentialeber organisations an better leverage its unique links

with organisations such as Worl Health Organization

(WHO), Worl Econoic Foru (WEF) an others for the

benet of the global cancer counity.

The capaign has a Phase I goal of USd 5 illion, which

UICC ais to raise fro a sall nuber of eber

organisations, corporations, founations an iniviuals

by the UN Suit on NCds in Septeber 2011. driven by

a eicate group of volunteers, the capaign has ae

a fast an positive start, reaching its benchark goal of

USd 2 illion to be raise by Worl Cancer day 2011. As

of may 2011 USd 3.3 illion has been secure, enablingUICC to establish an Avocacy Tea to lobby ecision-

akers going into the UN Suit an ensure a high level

of activity thereafter, aking pain eication available in

countries that nee it ost, an proviing a platfor for

our ebers to work together to raise awareness such as

Worl Cancer day.

A core group of eber organisations have alreay becoe

key partners an investors in the capaign. This group which

inclues the Aerican Cancer Society (ACS), Swiss Cancer

League, Worl Cancer Research Fun (WCRF), dutch Cancer

Society, LIVESTRONG, Norwegian Cancer Society an Cancer

Council Australia, have each plege expertise as well as asignicant nancial investent to ensure the success of the

capaign priority prograes. Working together, we can

ake a tangible ipact across the cancer counity.

TOETERWEARETROER

FUNdRAISING ANd CORPORATE PARTNERSHIPS

CAmPAIGN FOCUS AREAS

1. making the UN Suit on cancer an other

NCds a great success - this event is viewe by

any as the starting point for putting cancer

on the global health agena.

2. Reucing the nuber of people who suffer

unbearable pain without access to appropriate

pain relief, through the Global Access to PainRelief Initiative (GAPRI).

3. Helping cancer societies, ajor eployers an

grassroots organisations aroun the worl

propt action through Worl Cancer day.

THE FUNdING TASK FORCE

Drartinurphy, Chief Executive, CEO Rountable

on Cancer

r.redickeson,Presient, Coral CreekConsultants an UICC Boar meber

rDougUman,Presient/CEO, Lance Arstrong

Founation

rlucianoobbi, Senior Partner, Firius S. R. L an

Worl Cancer declaration Abassaor

rPhiipAtkinson, Hea, Global Oncology marketing

Services, F. Hoffan - La Roche

rJacquesteffans, Chief Financial Ofcer,

Orangina-Schweppes an Worl Cancer declaration

Abassaor rJohncCarthy, managing director, John mcCarthy

Associates an Worl Cancer declaration Abassaor

Profichaeibermann, director, mile East

Cancer Consortiu

rJohnarrington, Vice Presient an Chief

Coerical Ofcer, Global Oncology, sano-aventis



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At the American Cancer Society, we know collaboration is not just important, but

essential to winning the worldwide ght against cancer. As the only organisation

dedicated solely to global cancer control, UICC plays such a crucial role in this ght.

Together, we truly are stronger - and together, I know we can see a world with less

of this disease for people everywhere.

JOERI,CIEEECUTIE,AERICACACEROCIET

We see great value in our

partnership with UICC and through

our collaboration we will intensify

our contribution to the global ght

against cancer.

CORAOI,ITERATIOAl

RElATIOOICER,DUTCCACER

OCIET

Since 2003, Pzer and the Pzer

Foundation have partnered with

UICC to develop and implement a

global cancer awareness campaign.

Together we have achieved

signicant and tangible results in

the ght against cancer. UICC has

leveraged its unique position and

motivated and inspired its members

worldwide to drive action across the

cancer community. We are proud to

be a leading supporter of UICC.

CAROlIEROA,ICE-PREIDET,

CORPORATEREPOIIlIT,PIER

IC.ADPREIDETOTEPIER

OUDATIO

UICC represents an important voice

in the global ght against cancer

and we proudly support their efforts

to further the care of patients living

with this deadly disease.

EREOPPEOT,PREIDET,

OARTIOCOlO

UICC is achieving tangible results

through its programmes. We are

proud to be working closely in

partnership.

AElIEREl,ECRETAREERAl,

ORWEIACACEROCIET

I want to extend my personal thanks

to the Japanese UICC National

Committee and members who havemaintained their rm commitment to

the global ght against cancer despite

the difcult challenges they have

faced as a nation. UICC is grateful for

their unswerving support and values

this important partnership.

EDUARDOCAAP,PREIDET,UICC



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In 2010, UICC launched its World Cancer

Declaration Ambassadors Programme.

The Prograe was esigne to ientify an recruit

iniviuals fro aroun the worl who coul help UICC

eliver its strategic prograes, with a focus on the

longer-ter abitions of the Worl Cancer declaration.

Following a successful pilot perio, recruitent was

accelerate, an by the en of the year, 11 Abassaors

ha been recruite with a further 20 being approache.

The Worl Cancer declaration Abassaors are

iniviuals who strongly believe in the targets of

the Worl Cancer declaration an are reay to offer

UICC, an its eber organisations, their support

an assistance. The priary goal of the Abassaors

is to seek out funing opportunities, which will

allow UICC to run its priority strategic prograes.

Abassaors are encourage to use their networks to

introuce UICC an its ebers to potential corporate

partners an iniviuals willing to support an/or fun

the organisations core prograes.

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For one, it is my sincere hope thatthe UICC Ambassadors programme

will help raise awareness about

the risk of developing cancer

anywhere in the world, by putting

it on the agenda of regional,

national and global organisations,

who claim to ght for humanity,

solidarity and health of the worlds

population. Secondly, I hope that

the effectiveness of the programmewill be measurable, which would,

for my part, support the efforts

to raise nancial means from

private and corporate sources for

the programme as well as specic

projects resulting thereof.

TOAOEPlI,EEROTE

OARDADCO-OUDEROTE

WIRIDEOUDATIO

We have ten short years to work

towards the goals of the World

Cancer Declaration. Cary and his

team deserve maximum support

from volunteers committed to cancer

control. My long career in executivesearch and other philanthropic

activities such as Project HOPE

provides me with a valuable network

for enlisting support both in terms of

inuencing and funding. I shall not

be shy about approaching them!

JOCCARTJR,AAI

DIRECTOR,JOCCART

AOCIATE

For a number of years I had been walking around with the idea that I wanted to give

something back but my professional life had never allowed me to properly consider

my options in this regard. During 2009, I took a sabbatical year, which gave me the

opportunity to think about what I wanted to do. During that time, John McCarthy, now

one of the Ambassadors, talked to me about the work that UICC was doing and about

the enthusiasm and drive that had been injected into the organisation by Cary Adams

and his team. The combination of this enthusiasm, and the fact that close relatives had

died from cancer, resulted in me having found an ideal opportunity to help ght against

a disease which caused me and causes so many people direct and indirect suffering. In

short, I had found what and where I wanted to give back.

JACUETEE,CIEIACIAlOICER,ORAIA-CWEPPEROUP



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FELLOWSHIPS

UICC acilitates the proessional

development o cancer investigators,

clinicians, nurses, cancer society sta

and volunteers by giving individuals the

opportunity to travel to other parts o the

world to learn new skills to take back to

their own country or organisation.

The prograe has been highly successful with nearly3,500 fellowships aware in the last ten years.

UICC currently works with fourteen sponsors to run

seven Fellowship prograes an in 2010 gave 93

iniviuals the opportunity to secure funing to

pursue their eucation away fro their noral place

of work, often to another country where they can

learn fro experts in their el.

HIGHLIGHTS IN 2010 INCLUdE:

The success rate of the International Cancer

Technology Transfer (ICRETT) Fellowship was at

67%, allowing fellows to transfer knowlege an

expertise in a wie range of cancer research an

cancer service areas.

The ICRETT Training Workshop schee has proven

to be very effective with a success rate of 91% of

fellowships being supporte with UICC funs. Out

of these, 50% were grante to applicants coing

fro lower-ile-incoe countries.

Trish Greene international cancer nursing training

workshops: all applications receive uner this

schee were approve for funing. Since its

inception in 2007 over 700 nurses have been

traine in various eveloping countries through

these workshops.

NCI has been very pleased to

support the UICC fellowship

programme throughout the years.

Through discovery, development

and delivery of effective cancer

prevention interventions, much

of the suffering and death due to

cancer can be eliminated.

DRJOEARORD,DIRECTOROTECIOICEOITERATIOAl

AAIR



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NCd ALLIANCE

The NCD Alliance was created in 2009 when

UICC joined orces with the International

Diabetes Federation and the World Heart

Federation to push or international action

to combat the global epidemic o non-

communicable diseases (NCDs).

In 2010 the NCd Alliance grew in strength, being joine

by a fourth feeration, the International Union Against

Tuberculosis an Lung disease (The Union). It now represents

over 900 eber organisations in ore than 170 countries.

It is a foral alliance that represents the four ain NCds -

cancer, cariovascular isease, iabetes, an chronic respiratory

isease. These conitions share coon risk factors (incluing

tobacco use, physical inactivity an unhealthy iets) an also

share coon solutions, which provie a utual platfor for

collaboration an joint avocacy.

during 2009 an early 2010, as a eber of the NCd

Alliance, UICC was at the forefront of the civil societycapaign for a Unite Nations High Level meeting (Suit)

on NCds to put cancer an the other NCds on the global

agena, an ensure a coorinate international response

that coul save illions fro preature eath.

Success cae in may 2010 when the UN announce that

it woul hol a Suit in Septeber 2011 at the UN

heaquarters in New York. The ipact of civil society

actors like UICC becae clearer in deceber 2010 with the

approval of a UN Suit moalities Resolution outlining

the forat, content an preparatory process for the Suit

an escribe a strong role for civil society.

By the en of the year, the NCd Alliance ha secure

sufcient funing to put a eicate tea in place, statione

at the UICC ofces in Geneva an the Aerican Cancer

Society (ACS) in New York for optial collaboration with UN

issions in both cities, WHO an other key stakeholers.

The NCd Alliance has been working with any partners to

axiise the civil society contribution to the UN Suit on

NCds in 2011.

CANCER SPECIFIC AdVOCACYThroughout 2010, UICC motivated its

membership base to help ensure that the cancer

community has a strong voice at the Summit

and achieve a good outcome or cancer.

UICC has kept ebers infore of the latest

evelopents, supporte the in reaching out to their

governents an ministries of Health, an encourage

the to participate in key regional preparatory eetings.

Cancer is also strongly represente in the core group of UN

Suit Partners of the NCd Alliance through the Aerican

Cancer Society (ACS), LIVESTRONG, the Norwegian Cancer

Society an the Fraework Convention Alliance (FCA).

Guie by the Presients Task Force the current Presient,

E. Cazap, an Presient Elect, m. Gospoarawicz as well as

the preceing three Presients d. Hill, F. Cavalli an J. Seffrin

- UICC has been leaing the cancer counitys avocacy

efforts. UICC has generate avocacy aterials in the lea

up to the Suit incluing a Propose Cancer Outcoes

Stateent that supports elivery of the long-ter targets

of the Worl Cancer declaration, an a set of supporting

evience sheets to accopany each of these targets.

AdVOCACY



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One passionate person can make a signicant impact in the

ght against cancer. When that person - motivated by the

immediate needs of 28 million survivors - unites with other

like-minded individuals, they create a powerful movement to

change the way we view and treat cancer around the world.LIVESTRONG is a proud partner of UICC. We support the

Together We Are Stronger campaign.

DOUUlA,PREIDET/CEO,lACEARTROOUDATIO

UICC was a founding member ofthe NCD Alliance and has brought

valuable perspectives from the

cancer world to the growing NCD

movement. By working together our

federations gained a stronger global

voice enabling us to be better heard

when we called for this years pivotal

Summit on NCDs.

AEElI,CEO,ITERATIOAl

DIAETEEDERATIOADCAIROTECDAllIACETEERI

COITTEE

UICC called on our expertise in

the area of cancer prevention.

Through our partnership, we arespear-heading a key working group

for the NCD Alliance on nutrition

and physical activity.

ATEAllE,DIRECTOR,CIECEAD

COUICATIO,WORlDCACER

REEARCUDITERATIOAl



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The Global Access to Pain Relie Initiative

(GAPRI) was established in 2010 to address

the unnecessary painul death o millions

o cancer suerers worldwide. It is a key

strategic UICC programme, which requires

substantial unding i we are to address a key

component o the World Cancer Declaration.

millions of cancer patients suffer in severe pain eachyear with no access to appropriate pain relief. While

orphine is inexpensive, safe an highly effective,

octors an nurses lack access to the rug in any parts

of the worl.

A cobination of governent rug regulations,

inaequate training for health care workers, poor

integration of care an cultural isconceptions ean

that an estiate iniu of 3.6 illion people

with cancer an HIV suffer in agony with no access

to appropriate pain relief. A to this the illions of

people living with untreate pain fro trauas, burns,

an other iseases an the true scale of the trageybecoe clear. UICC is spear-heaing GAPRI to reuce the

nuber of people who suffer unbearable pain without

access to appropriate pain relief.

SINCE GAPRI WAS LAUNCHEd, TO dATE,UICC HAS:

Estabishedapubic-privatepartnershipfor

painreief prouction in Ugana that is reucing

the cost of orphine for the governent by 75%,

oubling the nuber of people receiving pain relief

for free fro the governent, an proviing all

hospices in the country with free orphine.

Workedwithnationadeegations to craft an

pass two resolutions prooting appropriate access

to pain relief (specically opioi analgesics) by the

Unite Nations Coission on Narcotic drugs.

Recruitedaninuentiasteeringcommittee

to rive activities, with experts fro across the

palliative care spectru.

Receivedsupportfromthesmanumberof

eadingfoundations that have recognise an

prioritise iproving access to pain relief, incluing

the Open Society Institute, The diana, Princess of

Wales meorial Fun an the True Colours Trust.

GLOBAL ACCESS TO PAIN RELIEF INITIATIVE

(GAPRI)

The Fund is delighted to support

the Global Access to Pain Relief

Initiative, an important programme

that has the potential to help end

the unnecessary pain and suffering

of millions worldwide.

OlIIADI,EAD,TEPAllIATIE

CAREIITIATIE,TEDIAA,

PRICEOWAlEEORIAlUD



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In Uganda in 2008, studies suggest that 66,000

deaths were in severe pain.

Although opioi analgesics are on the essential eicines list,

just 29.6 kg of orphine-equivalent opiois were consue

in Ugana, enough to provie aequate treatent for

approxiately 4,877 people. In 2010, Ugana experience

a nationwie stock-out of opiois for six onths, leaving

thousans to ie untreate an in pain.

In October 2010 the GAPRI prograe tea worke with the

governent of Ugana to create an innovative public-private

partnership to ensure uninterrupte access to afforable

an effective pain relief. The National meical Stores, the

governents rug procureent authority, with the support

of the National drug Authority, partnere with a local

private hospice prograe, Hospice Africa Ugana (HAU), to

unertake local prouction of oral orphine. HAU ha been

anufacturing oral orphine for their patients since 1995

without any stock-out.

Local prouction allows the governent to access lowerprices by procuring orphine power fro suppliers,

which is less expensive than forulate prouct an can

be purchase fro reputable suppliers without the nee

for prouct registration. Costs are lowere further through

local prouction, thus reucing transport an storage costs

by bringing in raw power instea of nishe prouct.

Aitional avantages of this approach inclue the ability

to create ifferent strengths of liqui orphine with a short

lea-tie an longer shelf life. This approach reuce the

cost to the governent by 75% an allowe the to ouble

the nuber of patients who receive pain relief for free, with

plans to scale-up coverage in the coing years.

Costing oels were create to ientify the ost cost-

effective supply plan an then worke with the governent

an Hospice Africa Ugana to ipleent it, creating

nancial oels, rafting procureent bis, an assisting

with prouction planning an the creation of legal

agreeents. In the coing year, GAPRI will continue to

support Hospice Africa Ugana as they scale-up prouction

an will be seeking funing to expan clinical training an

awareness about the availability of high-quality treatentfor pain in Ugana an to replicate this innovative

prograe in other countries.

With technical assistance fro GAPRI, the governent

of Ugana an Hospice Africa Ugana have create an

innovative public-private partnership to reuce cost an

iprove access to oral orphine, creating a replicable

oel for other countries.

TICAETUDOWWATCAE

DOEUIClADEECTIElIWE

AETEREOURCETOPUTIPlACE

OURAPRICAPAIlITIE.

UICC is achieving tangible results

through its worldwide programmes.

The Swiss Cancer League is proud

to be working closely in partnership

with them.

JAOR.PAWE,PREIDET,WI

CACERlEAUE

CASE STUdY: UGANdA



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mY CHILd mATTERS

In 2010, My Child Matters (MCM), a long-

standing partnership between UICC and the

Sanof Espoir Foundation, provided support

to 23 ongoing projects rom 18 low- and

middle-income countries.

Through the initiative, each aware project has benete

fro nancial support of up to 50,000, continuousguiance an international expertise through researchers,

public health an paeiatric oncology specialists as well as

entors for the local project coorination tea.

Base on the evience that there is a signicant ifference

in survival rates between evelope an eveloping

countries where 80% of chilhoo cancer cases are locate,

my Chil matters ais to raise greater awareness, eucate

an tackle ajor barriers to access an care through

grassroots projects.

After six years an a portfolio of 40 projects, in 2010 the

initiative showcase signicant results in various areas ofthe isease, for exaple:

HONdURAS

In an effort to reuce treatent abanonent, the support

provie through the mCm initiative has ae it possible

to create satellite clinics in closer proxiity to patients. This

signicantly ecrease both tie spent travelling to the care

centre, an work absenteeis aong parents. Following the

opening of six satellite clinics, treatent ropouts fell fro

40% to 10% between 2005 an 2010.

SENEGAL

The rehabilitation of the paeiatric oncology unit, the

prevention of nosocoial infections, the treatent of febrile

neutropenia an pain, the introuction of appropriate

protocols an better training of health professionals have all

le to greater governent an civil society coitent to

the project. There was an overall iproveent in the survival

rate for cancer, an the survival rate for kiney cancer (the

ost frequent chilhoo cancer in the unit) rose fro 46.7%

in 2005 to 71% in 2010.

PHILIPPINES

The support provie through mCm has helpe iprove earlyiagnosis of acute leukaeia an retinoblastoa by boosting

the training of priary care physicians an paeiatricians. In

2010, the rst an only centre for the iagnosis an treatent

of chilhoo cancer was opene, an is now eee a

reference centre by the health authorities. In 2011, the rst

coputerise atabase of chilhoo cancer will be copile

with the support of my Chil matters.

After six years of unwavering

commitment, the rst very signicant

results show that it is possible to

join forces and build new forms

of partnership to improve the

management of childhood cancer at

all stages in a countrys development.CATORET,AAIDIRECTOR,

AOIEPOIROUDATIO



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Standardisation o cancer staging is essential

or international communication in cancer

control, acilitating comparison and exchange

o inormation between multiple stakeholders.

The UICC TNm Classication of malignant Tuours

is the ost wiely use syste to classify the extent

of isease an fors the basis for cancer treatent

selection, prognostication, an counication

aong those involve in cancer control.

Since its evelopent by Pierre denoix between

1943 an 1952, UICC has convene cancer experts

annually to review progress in the classication of

tuours an achieve consensus on clinical relevance

for perioic upates.

In 2010, UICC publishe the 7th eition of the TNm

Classication of malignant Tuours. Highlights inclue

the introuction of nine new classications, six ajor

oications, an the separation between anatoical

stage groupings fro prognostic groups. Since its

publication in English, the book has been translateinto 6 languages (Geran, Italian, Polish, Japanese,

French an Czech) an a further seven translations

are uner way.

Supporte by a network of national an regional TNm

coittees, 2010 focuse on ipleenting the changes

between the 6th an 7th eitions an prooting

the worlwie use of the classication through

eucational aterials an seinars, as well as access

to the new classication in local languages. The UICC

TNm groups are also in the process of publishing the

TNm Suppleent 4th Eition in support of the upate

classication an the TNm Atlas 6th Eition.

AddITIONAL TNm TOOLS CAN BEFOUNd ONLINE ANd INCLUdE:

Ahepdesk: UICC TNm experts respon to

questions fro the professional cancer counity

on TNm classication within three business ays.

requentyAskeduestions: The TNm Project

Coittee receives questions on TNm an how to

interpret rules in specic situations.

Proposasforchanges: The UICC TNm PrognosticFactors Project consiers proposals for changes to

the classication of alignant tuours on an on-

going basis. These proposals shoul be subitte

through the national TNm coittees or UICC

eber organisations.

TNm

We were pleased that the Centers

for Disease Control and Prevention

(CDC) was able to support the

expert consensus process which

is core to the development of

UICC TNM staging. This consensus

building strengthens international

cooperation and cancer control

efforts across the globe.

ARCUPlECIAD,P,

DIRECTOR,DIIIOOCACER

PREETIOADCOTROl,

CDC,ATlATA



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CERVICAL CANCER INITIATIVE

Cervical Cancer is the frst cause o

cancer-related deaths in women in many

developing countries. Worldwide, about

530,000 women are diagnosed with cervical

cancer every year and 275,000 die rom the

disease, with developing countries bearing

85% o the burden.

The huan papilloavirus (HPV) is the necessary causeof cervical cancer. With vaccines alreay available,

cervical cancer becoes a ostly preventable isease.

Launche in 2008, the Cervical Cancer Initiative

of UICC respons to the challenges of cervical

cancer prevention an control through: avocacy,

inforation an awareness, professional eucation

an concrete projects in eveloping countries, carrie

out by ebers an key partners. It contributes to

elivering targets of the Worl Cancer declaration,

specically: ensuring universal coverage of the HPV/

HBV vaccine; iproving early etection an awareness

an iproving professional training.

The Cervical Cancer Initiative benets fro an active

Avisory Group copose of istinguishe iniviuals

who bring a wie range of expertise in the el of

cervical cancer.

HIGHLIGHTS FROm THE CERVICALCANCER INITIATIVE IN 2010 INCLUdE:

ThePandCervicaCancerCurricuum,

an e-learning tool to be use as the basis for

courses, workshops an self-learning. The

Curriculu has been esigne to iprove

iniviual knowlege in a variety of target

auiences (healthcare personnel, prograe

anagers, researchers, eucators, policy-akers)

an to provie teaching aterial on HPV ancervical cancer that is evience-base, state-of-

the art, interisciplinary an user-frienly. It is

freely available on UICCs website www.uicc.org/

curricuum in the for of PowerPoint slies with

speaker notes an voiceovers. Initially evelope in

English, versions in Kiswahili, Spanish, Portuguese

an French will go live in 2011.

Afeowshipschemewithaspecicfocus

oncervicacancer. Using the oel of UICCs

fellowship prograe, it has exible awar

criteria to account for el reality. Applications

for iniviual fellowships, training workshops anteaching visits are accepte on a rolling basis.

Adedicatedcaforcervicacancerprojects

aware 10 one-year grants to 10 countries for

a total of USd 193,000. Projects start ates span

between February an may 2011. The list of

aware grants can be foun online.

AcountrybasedactivityinTanzania

to support the newly establishe national cervical

cancer control prograe. It began with a

situation analysis, followe by the establishent

of a Private-Public Partnership with the goal tostrengthen HPV screening capacity in the country.

Continuedgobaadvocacyforcervica

cancercontrol in collaboration with key partners

an stakeholers such as WHO an its regional

ofces, IARC, IAEA/PACT, UNFPA, GAVI, CCA, ACCP

an the NCd Alliance.



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The fnancial position o UICC remained stable

during 2010. The organisations operating

expenditure was well balanced versus its

revenues and the fnancial year closed with a

moderate unrestricted surplus that was added

to the reserves.

The funs receive by UICC were use to support a wie

range of activities with fellowships, the global preventioncapaign an capacity builing representing the largest

share of the total expeniture for projects an activities.

The 2010 Worl Cancer Congress in China also represente

a signicant bugetary position.

Restricte incoe fro grants an other esignate

contributions for specic activities unertaken by UICC

represente the ajority of the total incoe. The other

non-restricte revenues were priarily erive fro

eber an corporate partner contributions an incoe

fro scientic publications, helping to support general

organisational costs.

We thank all UICC eber organisations for their loyal

support. We woul also like to take this opportunity to

express our gratitue to all our onors an supporterswithout who UICC coul not carry out its work.

FINANCIAL REPORT

72% Contributions & Grants

15% Members & Partners Income

12% Publications

1% Other

43% Projects & Activities

27% UICC Congresses

30% Operating Costs

2010

INCOmE

2010

EPENdITURE



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2010 2009 UNRESTRICTEd RESTRICTEd TOTAL UNRESTRICTEd RESTRICTEd TOTAL

INCOmE

Contributions and Grants (700,545) (5,594,941) (6,295,486) (82,195) (4,712,975) (4,795,170)

Membership Dues and Contributions (1,063,636) (73,154) (1,136,790) (1,083,798) (91,124) (1,174,922)

Corporate Partners (219,604) (219,604) (242,196) (242,196)

Publications (1,055,635) (1,055,635) (1,112,986) (1,112,986)

Other (92,095) (3,195) (95,290) (35,088) (35,088)

TOTAlICOE (3,131,515) (5,671,290) (8,802,805) (2,556,263) (4,804,099) (7,360,361)

EPENdITURE

Projects and Initiatives 229,476 3,608,492 3,837,968 155,873 3,287,273 3,443,146

UICC Congresses 2,397,660 2,397,660 1,854,967 1,854,967

Publications 13,749 13,749 125,265 125,265

Operating Costs 2,672,866 2,672,866 2,326,031 2,326,031

TOTAlEPEDITURE 2,902,342 6,019,900 8,922,242 2,481,905 5,267,505 7,749,410

Income (over) under expenditure (229,173) 348,610 119,437 (74,357) 463,406 389,049

UDAlACE,beginningofyear (1,124,127) (3,197,816) (4,321,943) (1,099,769) (3,661,223) (4,760,991)

Allocation to Statutory Reserve 50,000 0 50,000 50,000 0 50,000

UDAlACE,endofyear (1,303,300) (2,849,207) (4,152,506) (1,124,127) (3,197,816) (4,321,942)

ASSETS 2010 2009Current accounts 2,518,139 1,863,714

Deposits & Financial investments 3,753,260 4,539,326

Membership dues, net 3,628 -

Related parties - 17,626

Other receivable 47,162 56,441

Prepaid expenses 107,333 59,553

TOTAlCURRETAET 6,429,522 6,536,659

Fixed assets, net 87,396 47,698

TOTAlOCURRETAET 87,396 47,698

TOTAl 6,516,918 6,584,357

LIABILITIES 2010 2009Accounts payable & accrued expenses 952,856 1,251,893

Other liabilities 121,529 23,679

TOTAlCURRETlIAIlITIE 1,074,385 1,275,572

Trust Funds - restricted 2,849,207 3,197,816

Fund balance - unrestricted 1,303,300 1,124,127

Statutory reserve - unrestricted 450,000 400,000

Translation difference 840,026 586,841

TOTAlUDAlACE 5,442,533 5,308,784

TOTAl 6,516,918 6,584,357

AlACEEETAT31DECEER2010IUDOllAR

ICOEADEPEDITUREAT31DECEER2010IUDOllAR

These gures, as presented, represent a summary of the nancial statements of UICC. A complete set of the auditednancial statements for 2010, including accompanying notes, can be obtained from the UICC ofce in Geneva.



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dR EdUARdO CAZAPFouner an rstPresient of the LatinAerican & CaribbeanSociety of meicalOncology (SLACOm)

UICC Presient

PROFESSOR mARYGOSPOdAROWICZmeical director ofthe Cancer Prograat Princess margaretHospital, Toronto, Canaa

UICC Presient-Elect

PROFESSOR dAVId HILLdirector, Cancer CouncilVictoria, Australia

UICC Ieiate PastPresient

PROFESSOR SANCHIAARANdAPresient, InternationalSociety of Nurses in CancerCare, Vancouver, Canaa

dR I-SHAN HAOdirector, Tianjin meicalUniversity Cancer Institutean Hospital, China

dR JAmAL KHAdERdirector, InternationalExtraural Affairs Ofcean director, Raiation

Oncology ResiencyPrograe, King HusseinCancer Center, Joran

PROFESSOR ULRICH R.KLEEBERGPhysician, Haeatology,Oncology, Palliativemeicine, Hatologisch-onkologische Praxis Altona(HOPA) Boar eber,Geran Cancer Society,Gerany

dR FELICIA mARIEKNAULdirector, Harvar GlobalEquity Initiative, USA

Presient, Toatelo apecho, mexico

dR ARUN KURKUREHon. Secretary anmanaging Trustee, InianCancer Society, Inia

PROFESSOR m. TEZERKUTLUK, md PHdPresient, TurkishAssociation for Cancer

Research an Control,Turkey

mR H. FREdmICKELSONPresient, Corral CreekConsultants Inc., USA

dR TWALIB NGOmAExecutive director, OceanRoa Cancer Institute,Tanzania

dR LUIZ ANTONIO

SANTINIdirector General, BrazilianNational Cancer Institute(INCA), Brazil

PROFESSOR KAZUOTAJImAdirector, Aichi CancerCenter Research Institute,Nagoya, Japan

mR dOUGLAS E.ULmANPresient/CEO, LanceArstrong Founation,USA

dR HARRI VERTIOSecretary General, CancerSociety of Finlan, Finlan

mRS mIRI ZIVdirector General, IsraelCancer Association, Israel

UICC BOARd OF dIRECTORS ANd GENEVA TEAm

BOARd OF dIRECTORS

Cary Aas, CEO

Juerg Boller, deputy CEO

Julie Toroe, deputy CEO

Violla Artani

Claire Chobeau

marguerite Cornu

Raluca Hartu

Susan Henshall

Annie Ihof

melissa Isles

Victoria Kay

maria Barbara Leon

Jonathan Liberan

Caroline Lister

Jessica mathieu

Isabel mestres

Rebecca morton-doherty

Ella Nkanagu

Jeannette Nyanwi

megan OBrien

Ana Olivera

marion Ovie

Lucrecia Peinao

Caroline Perrar

maeleine Steiner

Philone Taylor

Vanessa Von er mhll

Beate Vought

EdITOR-IN-CHIEF,INTERNATIONALJOURNAL OF CANCERPeter Lichter (Gerany)

STAFF



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AFGHANISTANAfghan Society AgainstCancer

ALGERIAENNOUR for Helping CancerPatients - Stif

ARGENTINAAsociacin Leuceiamieloie e Argentina(ALmA)

Funacin SALES

Instituto Oncolgico Henrymoore

Liga Argentina e LuchaContra el Cncer (LALCEC)

Sociea Latinoaericana

y el Caribe e Oncologamica (SLACOm)

Unin AntitabquicaArgentina (UATA)

ARmENIAOpen meical Club NGO

AUSTRALIACancer Council ACT

Cancer Council Australia

Cancer Council NorthernTerritory

Cancer Council NSW

Cancer Council Queenslan

Cancer Council SouthAustralia

Cancer Council Tasania

Cancer Council Victoria

Cancer Council WesternAustralia

Cancer Nurses Society ofAustralia

Garvan Institute of meicalResearch

National Breast an OvarianCancer Centre (NBOCC)

National Breast CancerFounation

Peter macCallu Cancer

Institute

Prostate Cancer Founationof Australia

Walter & Eliza Hall Instituteof meical Research

BAHRAINBahrain Cancer Society

BANGLAdESHA.K. Khan Healthcare Trust

ASHIC Founation

Banglaesh Cancer Society

EmINENCE

BELGIUmEuropean CanCerOrganisation (ECCO)

European Organisation forResearch an Treatent ofCancer (EORTC)

European Society forTherapeutic Raiology anOncology (ESTRO)

Fondation contre le CancerOncologic Center Antwerp(O.C.A.)

BERmUdABerua Cancer an HealthCentre

BOLIVIAAsociacin e LuchaContra la LeuceiaPaolo Belli - Instituto eOncoheatologa

Funacin Boliviana Contrael Cncer

BOTSWANACancer Association ofBotswana

BRAZILAssociao Brasileira eApoio aos Pacientes eCncer (ABRAPAC)

Associao Brasileira ePortaores e CncerAmUCC

Associao Brasiliense eApoio ao Paciente coCncer - ABAC-Luz

Associao Capaneensee Apoio e Preveno aoCncer a mulher - APCm

Associao Cearense as

mastectoizaas - Toquee Via

Associao as Aigas amaa- AAmA

Associao e Apoio amulher Portaora eNeoplasia -AAmN

Associao e Cobate aoCncer a Grane douraos- ACCGd

Associao e Cobate aoCncer o Brasil Central-ACCBC

Associao e mulheresAtuantes e Paraiso oTocantins - AmAP

Associao o Cncer AorPrprio - Ua Luta pelaVia - AmOR PRPRIO

Associao os Aigos amaa (AdAmA)

Associao os Aigose Preveno o Cncer-GAmA

Associao os Aigos o

CRIO - ASSOCRIO

Associao Feinina eEucao e Cobate aoCncer - AFECC

Associao Nacional eInforao sobre Cncer e

maa- mAmAinfoAssociao Petropolitanae Pacientes Oncolgicos-APPO

Associao Rosa Viva

Centro e IntegraoAigas a maa- CIAm

Elas Por Elas Vozes e Aesas mulheres

Feerao Brasileira eInstituies Filantrpicas eApoio Sae a maa

(FEmAmA)Funao o Cncer, Brazil

Funao maria CarvalhoSantos - FmCS

Funao Oncocentro eSao Paulo

Grupo e Apoio e AutoAjua para Pacientes coCncer- GAAPAC

Grupo e maa Renascer -GRUmARE

Grupo para motivao e

Auto-Ajua Renovaora -Grupo AmAR

Grupo Rosa e Aor

Hospital e Cariae e Ijui

INCA Instituto Nacional eCancer

Instituto Avon

Instituto Brasileiro eContrle o Cncer

Instituto a maa o RioGrane o Sul- ImAmA

Instituto e Apoio Saee Via - Instituto EspaoVia

With grateul thanks, highlighted members contributed fnancially to UICC over and above their

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Instituto Huanista edesenvolviento Social -HUmSOL

Instituto Nossa maa- Corrente e Apoio aoPaciente e Cncer emaa - Instituto Nossamaa

Liga Bahiana Contra oCancer - LBCC

Liga mossoroense eEstuos e Cobate aoCncer - Grupo Toque emaa

Liga NorteriogranenseContra o Cncer - Grupodespertar

Ncleo Assistencial paraPessoas co Cncer -NASPEC

Ree Feinina e Cobateao Cncer - RFCC- dF

Ree Feinina e Cobateao Cncer e Bluenau -RFCC - Bluenau

Ree Feinina e Cobateao Cncer e Itaja - RFCC- Itaja

Ree Feinina e Cobateao Cncer e Jaragu o Sul- RFCC - JS

Ree Feinina e Cobateao Cncer e maravilha -

R.F.C.C.-maravilha

Ree Feinina e Cobateao Cncer e Ponta Por -RFCCPP

Ree Feinina e Cobateao Cncer e Unio aVitria- RFCC - UV

Ree Feinina e Cobateao Cncer e Alagoas -RFCC- Alagoas

Ree Feinina Regionale Cobate ao Cncer eanxer - R.F.C.C. - SantaCatarina

Ree Feinina So-carlensee Cobate ao Cncer -RFCC - S.Carlos

Unio e Apoio no Cobateao Cncer e maa -UNACCAm

Unio macaense Soliriano Cobate ao Cncer -UNAmAmA

BULGARIA

Association of CancerPatients an Friens - APOZ

Bulgarian NationalAssociation of Oncology(BNAO)

BURKINA FASOCentre HospitalierUniversitaire YalgaoOuraogo (CHU-YO)

BURUNdIAlliance Burunaise Contrele Cancer (ABCC)

CAmEROONCaeroon BaptistConvention Health Boar

Caeroon Laboratory& meicine FounationHealth Centre

Fonation Chantal Biya

Soliarit Chiiothrapie -

SOCHImIOSynergies Africaines Contrele Sia et les Souffrances

CANAdABritish Colubia CancerAgency

Canaian Association ofGastroenterology (CAG)

Canaian Association ofNurses in Oncology

Canaian Association ofRaiation Oncology

Canaian Breast CancerFounation - Prairies / NWTChapter

Canadian Cancer Society

Canaian Institutes ofHealth Research

Canaian PartnershipAgainst Cancer

Cancer Care Nova Scotia

Cancer Care Ontario

Centre for Chronic diseasePrevention an Control(CCdPC)

Centre Hospitalier elUniversit e montral

Colorectal CancerAssociation of Canaa

Fonation Qubcoise uCancer

International Society ofNurses in Cancer Care(ISNCC)

Princess margaret Hospital

CHILECorporacin Nacional maxi-Via

Funacin Chilena para eldesarrollo e la Oncologa

Instituto Nacional elCncer

CHINAAsian Fun for CancerResearch NFCF

Chinese Anti-CancerAssociation (CACA)

Chinese Medical Association

John Tung Founation

The Hong Kong Anti-CancerSociety

Tianjin meical UniversityCancer Institute & Hospital

COLOmBIAFunacin Esperanza Viva

Instituto Nacional eCancerologa

Liga Colobiana Contra elCncer

Registro Problacionale Cncer e Cali e laUniversia el Valle

COmOROSUnion Coorienne Contre

le Cancer

CTE dIVOIRECHU e Treichville - Servicee Peiatrie

CROATIACroatian League AgainstCancer

CUBAInstituto Nacional eOncologa y Raiobiologa

Unia Nacional para el

Control el Cncer

CYPRUSCyprus Anti-Cancer Society

Cyprus Association ofCancer Patients & Friens

CZECH REPUBLICLeague Against CancerPrague

dEmOCRATIC REPUBLICOF THE CONGO

Agir Enseblemecins Unis en mission(mUm)

dENmARKDanish Cancer Society

multinational Association ofSupportive Care in CancermASCC

dOmINICAN REPUBLICLiga doinicana Contra el

Cncer

Patronato Cibaeo Contrael Cncer

ECUAdORFunacin Jvenes Contrael Cncer

Sociea e Lucha contra elCncer (SOLCA)

EGYPTArab meical AssociationAgainst Cancer (AmAAC)

Fakkous Center for Canceran Allie diseases

National Cancer Institute -Cairo

The Breast CancerFounation of Egypt

EL SALVAdORAsociacin Salvaoreapara la Prevencin elCncer

ESTONIA

Estonian Cancer Society

ETHIOPIAmathiwos Wonu -YeEthiopia Cancer Society

The Lifes Secon ChanceFounation - EthiopianChapter

Ye Ethiopia CancerAssociation

FIJIFiji Cancer Society

FINLANdCancer Society of Finland

FRANCECentre Oncologie LonBrar

Centre Georges-FranoisLeclerc

Centre Rgional FranoisBaclesse

Centre Rgional Jean Perrin

Epiaure C.R.L.C. ValAurelle-Paul Laarque



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Institut Clauius Regau

Institut Gustave Roussy

Institut National du Cancer

(INCA)

Institut Paoli Calettes

Ligue Nationale Contre le

Cancer

GEORGIANational (Cancer) ScreeningCenter

National Cancer Center ofGeorgia

GERmANYDeutsche Krebsgesellschaft

e.v.

deutsche Krebshilfe

Deutsches

Krebsforschungszentrum(DKFZ)

WesteutschesTuorzentru (WTZE)

GHANACancer Society of Ghana

GREECEHellenic Cancer Society

Hellenic Society of Oncology

GUATEmALA

Asociacin e Pacientes conLeuceia mieloie Crnica

Liga Nacional Contra elCncer / Piensa

One Voice Against Cancer

HONdURASAsociacin Honurea eLucha contra el Cncer

Funacin Honurea parael Nio con Cncer

Liga Contra el Cncer

HUNGARYHungarian League Against

Cancer

ICELANdIcelanic Cancer Society

INdIACancer Ai & ResearchFounation

Cancer Centre WelfareHoe an ResearchInstitute

Cancer Patients AiAssociation

dharashila CancerHospital an ResearchCentre

dr. B. Borooah CancerInstitute

Gujarat Cancer & ResearchInstitute

Inian Cancer Society -National HQ

Institute of Cytology anPreventive Oncology

Institute Rotary CancerHospital (IRCH)

meherbai Tata meorialHospital

Rajiv Ganhi CancerInstitute & Research Centre

Roko Cancer CharitableTrust

Ruby Hall Clinic

Sanchetee Hospital anCancer Institute

Tata meorial Centre

INdONESIAInonesian CancerFounation

Inonesian Center forExpertise in Retinoblastoa(ICER)

ministry of Health

IRAQIraqi merciful Organisationfor meical an ScienticResearch & Huan Relief

IRELANdIrish Cancer Society

marie Keating Founation

ISLAmIC REPUBLICOF IRANCancer Institute, Imam

Khomeini Medical Center

Heatology-Oncology &Ste Cell Research Center

mAHAK Society to SupportChilren Suffering froCancer

ISRAELIsrael Cancer Association

ITALYAssociazione Italiana iOncologia meica (AIOm)

Associazione Italiana malatii Cancro Parenti e Aici(AImAC)

Associazione Italiana per la

Ricerca sul Cancro

Centro di Riferimento

Oncologico

Centro i Riferientoper lEpieiologia e laPrevenzione Oncologica inPieonte

Consorzio InteruniversitarioNazionale per la Bio-Oncologia (CINBO)

European School of

Oncology

Fonazione Eo E ElvoTepia Valenta Onlus

Fondazione IRCCS Istituto

Nazionale dei Tumori

Istituto Nazionale per lo

Studio e la Cura dei Tumori.

Fondazione G. Pascale

Istituto Nazionale Tumori

Regina Elena

Istituto OncologicoRoagnolo

Istituto Oncologico Veneto(IOV)

Istituto Superiore iOncologia

Lega Italiana per la Lotta

Contro i Tumori - Roma

Soleterre-Strategie i Pace

OnlusUniversita egli Stui ellInsubria

JAPANAichi Cancer Center

Chiba Cancer Center

Founation for Prootionof Cancer Research

Fukuoka Founation forSoun Health

Hokkaio Cancer Society

Japan Cancer Society

Japan Founation formultiisciplinary CancerTreatent

Japan Lung Cancer Society

Japan Society of ClinicalOncology

Japan Society ofGynecologic Oncology

Japanese Cancer Association(JCA)

Jikei University School ofmeicine

Kanagawa Cancer Center

miyagi Cancer Center

National Cancer ResearchCenter

Niigata Cancer Center

Osaka Cancer Founation

Osaka Founation forPrevention of Cancer anCariovascular diseases

Osaka meical Center forCancer Cariovasculardiseases

Princess Takaatsu CancerResearch Fun

Saitaa Cancer Center

Sapporo Cancer SeinarFounation

Sasaki Founation

Shizuoka Cancer Center

The Cancer Institute of JFCR

The Japanese Breast CancerSociety

Tochigi Cancer Center

Tokyo metropolitanKoagoe Hospital

JORdANKing Hussein Cancer Center

King Hussein Cancer

FounationKing Hussein Institute forBiotechnology an Cancer(KHIBC)

KAZAKHSTANKazakh Research Institute ofOncology/Raiology

KENYAAga Khan UniversityHospital

Henzo GIPAP

Kenya Cancer Association

Kenya meical ResearchInstitute

Reach to Recovery

KUWAITKuwait Society forPreventing Soking anCancer (KSSCP)

KYRGYZSTANPublic Organization ERGENE



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LATVIAAugust KirchensteinInstitute of microbiology &Virology

LEBANONLebanese Cancer Society

LIBYAAfrican Oncology Institute

LITHUANIALithuanian OncologicalSociety

LUEmBOURGEen Herz r KriibskrankKanner

ministre e la Sant

The Fonation KriibskrankKanner

maagascarFonation Akbaraly

mALAYSIABreast Cancer WelfareAssociation

Cancer Research InitiativesFounation

max Faily Society malaysia

National Cancer Council(mAKNA)

National Cancer Society of

malaysia

mALIAssociation e Lutte Contreles malaies Cancreuses(ALmAC)

Hpital Gabriel Tour

Siasoh-Nani International

mALTAAction for Breast CancerFounation

mAURITANIACentre National Oncologie

mAURITIUSLeukaeia Founation

Link to Life

mEICOAsociacin mexicana eLucha Contra el Cncer A.C.

Casa e la Aista paraNios con Cncer, I.A.P

Instituto Nacional eCancerologa

Sociea mexicana eOncologa, AC (SmeO)

mONGOLIANational Cancer Centre ofmongolia

mOROCCO

Lalla Sala AssociationAgainst Cancer

mOZAmBIQUEAssociaao Sorriso aCriana

NAmIBIACancer Association ofNaibia

NEPALB.P. Koirala Institute ofHealth Sciences

B.P. Koirala meorialCancer Hospital

Cancer Society Nepal

Nepal Cancer Relief Society(NCRS)

NETHERLANdSAcademisch Medisch

Centrum

Dutch Association of

Comprehensive Cancer

Centers (ACCC)

Dutch Cancer SocietyInternational Confeerationof Chilhoo Cancer ParentOrganisations (ICCCPO)

International Feerationof meical StuentsAssociation (IFmSA)

marathon365 - Run againstcancer

NEW ZEALANdCancer Society of New

Zealand Inc.

NICARAGUAInstituto Centroaericanoe la Salu -ICAS

NIGERONG Tous Unis Contre leCancer

NIGERIABreast Without Spot (BWS)Initiative

Capaign for Tobacco FreeYouths

Care Organisation Public

Enlightenent (COPE)

Ego Bekee CancerFounation

Nigerian Cancer Society

Preventive HealthcareInitiative

Society of Oncology anCancer Research of Nigeria

NORWAYNorwegian Cancer Society

OCCUPIEd PALESTINIANTERRITORIESPatients Friens Society-Jerusale

Sile of Hope

PAKISTANCancer Patients Welfare

Society (CPSW) NImRAChilren Cancer FounationPakistan Trust, Pakistan

Karachi Cancer Registry

ministry of Health

Pakistan Atoic EnergyCoission (PAEC)

Shaukat Khanu meorialCancer Hospital & ResearchCentre

The Chilrens HospitalLahore Pakistan & PaeiatricPalliative Care Group

PANAmAAsociacin Nacional Contrael Cncer

Hospital el Nio ePana

PARAGUAYAsociacin e Pares eNios con Cncer

mother & Chil Center ofthe School of meicine

Sociea Paraguaya eCiruga Oncolgica

PERUInstituto Nacional eEnfereaes Neoplsicas(INEN)

Liga Peruana e LuchaContra el Cncer

Oncocare SRL

Oncosalu S.A.C.

Sociea Peruana eOncologa mica

PHILIPPINESCancer WarriorsFounation, Inc

Philippine Cancer Society

Philippine Society ofPeiatric Oncology

Touche by max, Inc. (TBm)

POLANdInternational HereitaryCancer Center

Pro Ars

PORTUGALInstituto Portugus de

Oncologia de Coimbra

Francisco Gentil, EPE

Liga Portuguesa Contra o

Cancro

QATARQatar National CancerSociety

REPUBLIC OF KOREAJeonbuk Regional CancerCenter

Jeonna Regional CancerCenter

Korea Association of HealthProotion

Korea Institute ofRaiological & meical

Sciences (KIRAmS)Korean Cancer Association

Korean Cancer Society

National Cancer Center

REPUBLIC OF mOLdOVAReprouctive HealthTraining Center

ROmANIAAssociation P.A.V.E.L.

RUSSIAN FEdERATIONKiney Cancer ResearchBureau

N.N. Blokhin CancerResearch Center

Petrov Research Institute ofOncology

SAUdI ARABIAKing Faisal SpecialistHospital & Research Centre- Jeah

Ministry of Health

Saui Cancer Society



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SENEGALHpital Aristie Le dantec,CHU dakar

SERBIAEcuenical HuanitarianOrganization

Serbian Society for the Fight

Against Cancer

SINGAPORENational Cancer Center

The Lien Founation

SLOVAKIASlovak League AgainstCancer

SLOVENIAAssociation of SlovenianCancer Societies

Ljubljana Institute ofOncology

Slovenian Coalition forTobacco Control

SOUTH AFRICAAfrican Organisation forResearch & Training inCancer (AORTIC)

Cancer Association of South

Africa

Reach to RecoveryInternational

SPAINAsociacin Espaola Contrael Cncer

Feeraci CatalanaEntitats contra el cncer

Funacin CRIS Contra elCncer

Institut Catal dOncologia

Lliga Contra el Cncer e lesCoarques e Tarragona ie les Terres e lElbre

SRI LANKANational Cancer Institute

SUdANThe Raiation & IsotopesCentre Khartou (RICK)

SWEdENCancer Society in Stockhol

Swedish Cancer Society -

Cancerfonden

SWITZERLANdEuropean Society formeical Oncology (ESmO)

Fonation ISREC

Founation for InnovativeNew diagnostics FINd

GAVI Alliance

International ExtranoalLyphoa Stuy Group(IELSG)

International Society for

Geriatric Oncology (SIOG)Krebsliga Schweiz / Ligue

suisse contre le cancer

SYRIAN ARAB REPUBLICSyrian Cancer Society

TAIWAN, PROVINCE OFCHINAForosa Cancer Founation

Hope Society for CancerCare

THAILANddepartent of Peiatrics,Faculty of meicine, Princeof Songkhla University

National Cancer Institute

Nurses Network for CancerPrevention in Thailan

The Thai Peiatric OncologyGroup

The Wishing WellFounation

TONGAChil Cancer Founation ofTonga

TUNISIAAssociation Tunisienne eLutte contre le Cancer

Institut Salah Azaiz

TURKEYministry of Health

New Hope in HealthOrganization - SUVAK

Turkish Association forCancer Research & Control

Turkish Society of LungCancer

UGANdABless a Chil Founation

Ugana Nurses anmiwives Union

Ugana Woens CancerSupport Organization(UWOCASO)

UKRAINEFounation Woen Health& Faily Planning

National UkrainianFounation Zaporuka

UNITEd ARAB EmIRATESFriens of Cancer Patients

UNITEd KINGdOmBreakthrough Breast Cancer

Cancer Research UK

Christie Hospital NHSFounation Trust

Lyphoa Coalition

Macmillan Cancer Support

The Paterson Institute forCancer Research

Ulster Cancer Founation

Worl Cancer Research FunInternational

UNITEd REPUBLIC OFTANZANIAmeical Woen Associationof Tanzania

Ocean Roa Cancer Institute

Tanzania Tobacco ControlForu (TTCF)

UNITEd STATESAmerican Association for

Cancer Research

Aerican Cancer Society

American Childhood CancerOrganization

Aerican College ofSurgeons

American Society for

Therapeutic Radiology and

Oncology (ASTRO)

American Society of Clinical

Oncology (ASCO)

Campaign for Tobacco-Free

Kids

C-Change

Centers for disease Controlan Prevention (CdC)

College of American

Pathologists

Coprehensive CancerCenter - University ofmichigan

dana Farber CancerInstitute

Fre Hutchinson CancerResearch Center

Harvar Global Equity

Initiative

International Psycho-Oncology Society (IPOS)

JHPIEGO Corporation

Johns Hopkins University -School of Public Health

Lance Armstrong

Foundation

Love Hope StrengthFounation

Luwig Institute for CancerResearch

massey Cancer Center

National Cancer Institute -Bethesa

National Founation forCancer Research

PATH

St. Jue Chilrens ResearchHospital

Susan G. Koen for the

CureThe George WashingtonUniversity Cancer Institute

The max Founation

University of ColoraoCancer Center

UW Carbone Cancer Center

URUGUAYCoisin Honoraria eLucha contra el Cncer

Coisin Pro Foento

Vecinal Plaza Cuauhtoc

Hospital e Clnicas dr.manuel Quintela

VENEZUELAAsociacin e Ayuaa Pacientes Heato-oncolgicos

Sociea Anticancerosa eVenezuela

VIETNAmCan Tho Oncology Hospital

Faculty of Public Health,Hanoi meical University

Ho Chi minh CityOncological Hospital

National Cancer Institute

YEmENNational Cancer ControlFounation

ZImBABWECancer Association ofZibabwe - Harare Branch



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THANK YOU TO OUR PARTNERS ANd SUPPORTERS

UICC works in partnership with companies, oundations and membership organisations to improve

our ability to support the cancer community and drive action on a global scale.

PATRONS 2010

CHAmPIONS 2010

CONTRIBUTORS 2010Aerican Cancer Society, USA

Aerican Society of Clinical Oncology, USA

Associazione Italiana per la Ricerca sul Cancro, Italy

Beckton dickinson, Gerany

Canaian Cancer Society, Canaa

Cancer Council Australia, Australia

Cancer Research UK, UK

Cancer Society of Finlan, Finlan

Centers for disease Control & Prevention, USA

Chinese meical Association, China

danish Cancer Society, denark

deutsche Krebsgesellschaft e.v., Gerany

deutsche Krebshilfe, Gerany

dutch Association of Coprehensive Cancer Centers,Netherlans

dutch Cancer Society, Netherlans

Eli Lilly & Co, USA

F.Hoffann-La Roche, Switzerlan

Feeral departent of Foreign Affairs, Switzerlan

Fonation contre le cancer, Belgique

GlaxoSithKline, UK

Heng Rui Pharaceuticals, China

Iret SPA, Italy

Israel Cancer Association, Israel

Japan National Coittee for UICC, Japan

John Wiley & Sons, USA

Lega Italiana per la Lotta Contro i Tuori, Italy

Ligue Nationale Contre le Cancer, France

macmillan Cancer Support, UK

mdS, Canaa

merck & Co, USA

National Cancer Institute, USA

Norwegian Cancer Society, Norway

Novartis Oncology, USA

Pzer Global Health Partnerships, USA & Europe

QUIT, UK

Rayon Weil, Switzerlan

Relay for Life International (Cancer Capacity Builing Fun)

Sano-Aventis, France

Sieens Healthcare, Gerany

Sweish Cancer Society, Sween

Swiss Cancer League, Switzerlan

UICC International Cancer Founation, Switzerlan

Unite meical Founation, Taiwan

A LIST OF ALL UICCS CURRENT CHAmPIONS ANdPATRONS CAN BE FOUNd ON OUR WEBSITE.



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