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在50、60年代,世界卫生组织癌症规划的重点主要是关于疾病的临床病理学(组织学分类、命名和登记制度的标准化、治疗结果报告等)。目前战略重点已集中到世界卫生组织(WHO)各成员国提出他们本国的防癌政策和规划,目标是到2000年,降低癌症死亡率至少15%。欧洲地区的防癌机构超过所有其它地区,但在各国之间区别相当大。WHO地区癌症规划的主要任务是评价和完善现有机构,为防癌
In the 50s and 60s, the focus of the WHO’s cancer program was mainly on the clinical pathology of the disease (standardization of histological classification, nomenclature and registration systems, treatment outcome reports, etc.). The current strategic focus has been on the World Health Organization (WHO) member states to propose their own anti-cancer policies and plans. The goal is to reduce cancer deaths by at least 15% by the year 2000. Anti-cancer institutions in Europe exceed all other regions, but they vary widely among countries. The main task of the WHO regional cancer plan is to evaluate and improve existing institutions for cancer prevention.