INTERNATIONAL SOCIETY OF CHEMOTHERAPY
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The International Society of Chemotherapy (ISC) for Infection and Cancer established in 1961 is a non-profit organization and is a registered charity in the UK (No: 1029653).

The general objectives of the Society are to advance the education and science of chemotherapy. International congresses and conferences promoting the development of chemotherapy are held regularly. The ISC encourages, supports and sponsors the formation of international working groups for special research projects, commissions, training projects and the use of chemotherapeutics in the field of antimicrobial and antineoplastic chemotherapy. It also helps to co-ordinate the activities of these working groups.

The ISC has a worldwide membership composed of national and regional societies, of which there are currently 66. The Member Societies hold their own congresses that are supported by the ISC.

The International Congress of Chemotherapy (ICC) plaque. The plaque is transported from ICC to ICC as a symbol of the ISC and is displayed during each Congress.

Last edition : janvier 29, 2008