[Ten-year cancer control strategy 2021-2030: addressing persistent challenges]

TEN-YEAR CANCER CONTROL STRATEGY 2021-2030: ADDRESSING PERSISTENT CHALLENGES. The new ten-year cancer control strategy 2021-2030, designed by the National Cancer Institute (INCa), aims to continue the efforts initiated during the previous Cancer Plans. Its 234 actions are organized around four axes: promotion of prevention, reduction of after-effects and improvement of quality of life, fight against cancers with a poor prognosis, and ensuring that progress benefits everyone. These orientations are accompanied by quantified objectives. Two years after its launch, the first advances are based on collective action. In terms of prevention, actions have been taken on all risk factors, both behavioral and environmental, in terms of information and screening. Access to examinations, therapeutic innovations and supportive care is supported. In the future, a national alcohol risk reduction program and a pilot project for lung cancer screening are planned. The general practitioner plays a central role throughout the patient's care pathway to support behavioral changes (information, screening, etc.) particularly in terms of prevention and propose personalized actions. In the post-cancer phase, he is the linchpin of increased coordination between hospital and outpatient professionals.