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THE MAJOR PROBLEMS Its diffjcult to diagnose clearly and accurately Most are diagnosed too late for potentially curative surgery Tie cause here in the West is generally unknown (its sporadic) THE MAJOR PROBLEMS Its


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THE MAJOR PROBLEMS

  • It’s diffjcult to diagnose clearly and accurately
  • Most are diagnosed too late for potentially curative surgery
  • Tie cause here in the West is generally unknown

(it’s sporadic)

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THE MAJOR PROBLEMS

  • It’s diffjcult to diagnose clearly and accurately
  • Most are diagnosed too late for potentially curative surgery
  • Tie cause here in the West is generally unknown

(it’s sporadic)

  • Cholangiocarcinoma has one of the worst prognoses of any

cancer, and this hasn’t changed for decades

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AMMF’S MAIN AIMS:

  • To raise the awareness of cholangiocarcinoma
  • To encourage and support research
  • To provide information to those who need it
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LACK OF ROBUST DATA: A MAJOR PROBLEM

Tiere is a lack of robust data to prove what we are seeing. And…

“ Without data you’re just another person with an opinion.”

  • W. Edwards Deming,

Data Scientist (1900 – 1993)

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PARTNERSHIP BETWEEN PUBLIC HEALTH ENGLAND AND AMMF

Tiis project should answer many of the questions we currently have relating to the epidemiological trends

  • f cholangiocarcinoma,

and provide some very useful and robust data, at last…

National Cancer Registration and Analysis Service – analysis proposal

Name of project

Analysis of the Epidemiology of Cholangiocarcinoma in England Authors: Shahid A Khan, Helen Morement, Mireille B Toledano

(February 2018)

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WORLD CHOLANGIOCARCINOMA DAY

www.worldccaday.org

#WorldCCADay

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INTERNATIONAL CCA WORKSHOP

Cholangiocarcinoma experts from around the world meet in London to uncover and discuss current challenges and unmet needs.

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GLOBAL CHOLANGIOCARCINOMA ALLIANCE

Sharing the same vision with closer global collaboration

“ Tiis multidisciplinary group is much-needed in tackling

  • cholangiocarcinoma. It’s not something one organisation can

do; it needs gifted people from a variety of backgrounds to make a difgerence.” Professor Shahid A Khan, Imperial College London

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ENS-CCA is an association of research groups from thirteen European countries, actively working on basic, translational and clinical research into cholangiocarcinoma.

THE EUROPEAN NETWORK FOR THE STUDY OF CHOLANGIOCARCINOMA

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Next ENS-CCA Congress – Edinburgh 2020

THE EUROPEAN NETWORK FOR THE STUDY OF CHOLANGIOCARCINOMA

ENS-CCA Congress, Rome, 21-23 June

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CHOLANGIOCARCINOMA-UK

A multi-disciplinary group of clinicians, scientists and patient advocates whose purpose is to facilitate collaborative research, enhance service development and raise the awareness

  • f cholangiocarcinoma.
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Since its inception in 2002, AMMF has awarded in excess of £1.5m to support cholangiocarcinoma research at many of the UK’s leading research institutions, and internationally

AMMF AWARDS FOR RESEARCH

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In the words of Mr Leonard Cohen:

“ ...there is a crack in everything, that’s how the light gets in ...”

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In the words of Mr Leonard Cohen:

“ ...there is a crack in everything, that’s how the light gets in ...”

Let’s start letting the light in today.

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Tiank you