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The aim is to outline the relationship between specific infections and cancer incidence in the EU and to recommend preventive measures.

January 18, 2026Molecular OncologyOpen Access

European Code Against Cancer, 5th edition – cancer‐causing infections and related interventions

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This report highlights interventions to reduce cancer caused by infections in the EU, suggesting improved public health strategies.

The aim is to outline the relationship between specific infections and cancer incidence in the EU and to recommend preventive measures.
Analyzed major infections causing cancer in the EU, focusing on their prevalence and impact.
Reviewed interventions such as vaccines and treatments available for these infections.
Evaluated public health strategies for implementing vaccination and treatment programs.
Infections accounted for ~5% of all cancers in the EU, primarily stomach, cervix uteri, and liver cancers.
Vaccines and appropriate treatments can prevent these infections from leading to cancer, significantly reducing risk.
Awareness and timely intervention are essential for effective disease prevention, but implementation remains a challenge.

Alberts et al. (2026) studied this question.

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