Interviews

Adonina Tardón García, from the Foundation for Biosanitary Research in Asturias, Spain is a team member of the Cancer Prevention at Work (CPW) project.

Prof. Adonina Tardón García

WP2 lead
Foundation for Biosanitary Research in Asturias, Spain
University of Oviedo, Spain

• Preventive actions against Helicobacter Pylori

• Helicobacter Pylori infection

Ángel Honrado

WP7 lead
WeDo | Project Intelligence Made Easy, Spain

· From Science to Society

· Turning Prevention Into Action: Events that engage

· Making science understandable for everyone

· Communicating Cancer Prevention to workers and families

· Key drivers of communication

Assoc. Prof. Anna Schneider-Kamp

WP5 lead
University of Southern Denmark, Denmark

· Designing prevention that works in the real world

· Health decisions goes beyond the data

· Cancer prevention requires multi-sector collaboration

· Barriers to participation

· Health Capital

Arielle Santello

Data Management Center
University of Bologna (UNIBO), Italy

· Data analysis

MD, PhD Dana Mates

WP3 lead
National Institute of Public Health (INSP), Romania

· HCV clinical interventions

· Opportunities in international EU projects

• Hepatitis C: The Romanian scenario

• Hepatitis C infection

Daniel Vencovsky

WP6 lead
RPA Europe Prague s.r.o., Czech Republic

· Cost-effectiveness evaluation

Mgr. Ing. Jana Oravec Bérešová

Regional Authority of Public Health in Banska Bystrica, Slovakia

• HPV Vaccination: Protecting everyone at work

• Preventive actions against HPV

• HPV infection

Marta Rodriguez

• H. Pylori screening milestones

• Occupational Health Stakeholders

• Challenges during H. Pylori screening

Dr. Paolo Boffeta

Project Coordinator
University of Bologna (UNIBO), Italy

· What is the project about?

· Collaborative efforts against cancer

· Infectious disease and cancer screening

· International approach

Prof. Søren Askegaard

• Health consumption

• The merge of social research and public health

• New reflections towards qualitative research