NZBCS-2021: 第二届新西兰乳腺癌视频研讨会2021

Virtual NZBCS-2021: The Second New Zealand Breast Cancer Symposium in 2021

- From Prevention, Early Diagnosis to Targeted Therapy

Friday 19^th November 2021, 8:00am – 4:30pm.  

Web: www.nzbcs.org.nz

Email: nzbcs@aut.ac.nz

特邀大家参加新西兰乳腺癌研究协会(NZABC^® Inc.)主办的"NZBCS-2021: 第二届新西兰乳腺癌视频研讨会2021”. 研讨会将于2021年11月19日通过在线视频方式召开。请您到这里查看更多信息：http://www.nzbcs.org.nz; 也请您广泛传播会议信息，带动更多人参加！谢谢您的支持！

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The New Zealand Association of Breast Cancer Research Incorporated (NZABC^® Inc.) is organising the second New Zealand Breast Cancer Symposium in 2021 (NZBCS-2021), a one-day virtual NZ Breast Cancer Symposium (NZBCS) on Friday 19^th November 2021 from 8:00am – 4:30pm.

Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the face-to-face triennial symposium NZBCS-2020 has been postponed to November 2022. To keep the momentum going, the NZABC^® has decided to organise a virtual, shorter meeting this year before next year's major meeting.

NZBCS is a triennial international conference for widespread dissemination of the latest advancement in breast cancer research. The inaugural NZBCS-2017 conference was held in 2017 and was attended by delegates from over 25 countries. NZBCS-2021 continues to serve as a global forum for researchers to present research findings, share ideas and keep abreast of the latest progress of breast cancer detection technologies, research methodologies and treatment options.

NZABC^® Inc. is a non-profit scientific organisation for breast cancer research and was established at the inaugural NZBCS-2017 conference. Its vision is to be "United for a Cure Through Research” and make those with breast cancer live longer.

The theme of NZBCS-2021 conference is “From Prevention, Early Diagnosis to Targeted Therapy”. Breast cancer is preventable. Prevention is the most effective practice to reduce cancer incidence and mortality. On the other hand, breast cancer is also curable if diagnosed early and treated with the right therapy. Early diagnosis and targeted therapies of breast cancers will significantly improve patients’ chance of survival and quality of life. NZBCS-2021 conference will focus on those aspects of breast cancer research.

The aims of NZABC^® Inc. is, through NZBCS triennial international conferences, to promote basic and clinical research on breast cancer, stimulate domestic and international collaborations, and expedite the translation of laboratory discoveries into clinical applications, ultimately for improved treatment of those with breast cancer. We will endeavour to achieve these in the upcoming NZBCS-2021 and NZBCS-2022.

Last but not least, with the support of regional and national breast cancer charities, there will be a session dedicated for breast cancer support services. It will be open to the public for networking and information sharing. In this regard, NZBCS is also a public forum that creates a link of the public to breast cancer advocates, scientists, clinicians and pharmaceutical industry.

Keynote Speakers

• Prof Ian Ellis, BMedSci, BM MS, FRCPath, Nottingham City Hospital, UK
  

• Prof Michael Eccles, BSc(Hons)(Massey), PhD(Otago), University of Otago, New Zealand
  

• Prof Jane Visvader, BSc (Hons), PhD Adelaide. The Walter and Eliza Hall Institute of Medical Research, Australia
  

• Prof Ross A Lawrenson, MBBS, MD, DRCOG, Dip.Comm Health(Otago), FP Cert, DHMSA, FAFPHM, FFPH, FRCGP, Waikato District Health Board & University of Waikato, Hamilton, New Zealand
  

• Prof Sarah-Jane Dawson, MBBS (Hons), FRACP, PhD (Cantab), Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre & The University of Melbourne, Australia
  

• Prof Ian Campbell, BSc(Hons), PhD, Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre, Melbourne, Australia

Sponsorship Opportunities

NZBCS-2021 is the ideal event to promote your company/organisation’s profile and strengths to the world, whilst also forging significant multilateral networks and collaborations in health sectors and pharmaceutical industries.

NZABC^® Inc. invites your company/organisation to sponsor NZBCS-2021.

The Sponsorship Prospectus describes the opportunities in detail. Please download a copy of it from here.

Participation as Session Chairs, Speakers, and Poster Presenters

The Organising Committee now invites your participation in the conference either as a speaker to give an oral presentation, or as a poster presenter of your research. There are also limited opportunities for you to chair a session. That will greatly raise your visibility and international profile.

If you are interested in taking one of these roles, please let us know using the contacts provided below.

Abstracts Submission and Registration

NZBCS-2021 Abstracts Submission and Registration are both open now.

• Please visit the Abstracts Submission page for detailed instructions. The deadline for Abstracts Submission is Wednesday 30 September 2020.
  
  

• Please visit the Registration page for more information. The cut-off date for early bird rates is on September 30, 2021 (inclusive).

Contact Information

    Please do not hesitate to contact us by emailing nzbcs@aut.ac.nz for either becoming a sponsor of or participation/involvement in the NZBCS-2020 conference.

Professor Ian Campbell
Vice President, NZABC^® Inc.
Chair, Scientific Committee, NZBCS-2020


A/Professor Dong-Xu Liu
President, NZABC^® Inc.
Chair, Organising Committee, NZBCS-2020

NZBCS-2021 Poster

The NZBCS-2021 Poster is available here. You are welcome to post it on the noticeboard in your institution.

Moments of NZBCS-2017

    The NZBCS-2017, the inaugural New Zealand Breast Cancer Symposium was held from Sunday 12 - Tuesday 14 November 2017 at Auckland University of Technology (AUT), Auckland, New Zealand. The NZBCS-2017 website can be accessed from here.