European Head & Neck Societies aims to promote the highest standards of research, education, and training, disease prevention, and patient care. Members come from Europa as National Societies, individual membership is also accepted.

The "Institute for Laboratory Animal Research" known as ILAR is a "United States" organization. ILAR develops and shares a lot of information and especially important guidelines about animal testing and care of laboratory animals.

One of the main missions of ILAR is to evaluate and to report on the scientific, technological, and ethical use of laboratory animals and related biological resources, and of non-animal alternatives in non-food settings, such as research, testing, education, and production of pharmaceuticals.
ILAR seeks also to identify practices that provide for excellence in the welfare of animals used for these purposes, recognizing their moral value while achieving high-quality scientific data.
In August 2020, ILARD has published a booklet on Biodiversity available for the Public.

The "World Health Organization" is an International Organisation (known as "WHO") and was established in 1948. This Organisation is a specialized agency of the "United Nations" and responsible for international world public health.
The WHO headquartered is established in Geneva, Switzerland.

"The WHO's mission includes fields related to public health, advocating for universal healthcare, monitoring public health risks, coordinating responses to health emergencies, and promoting human health and well being in the world"

One of the most important primary roles of the WHO is to direct and coordinate the international health within the United Nations system and especially when a pandemic occurs.

There is a team of around 8000 people working in more than 155 countries.

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 The European Society of Surgical Oncology known as "ESSO", was created in 1981.

ESSO's vision is certainly to represent the most established "cancer treatment". To this aim, ESSO has developed standards of care for patients with cancer through its "core values", as well as its activities like in quality healthcare, in the field of education, ultimately qualification, and much more.

The ESSO Goals keywords are Congress, Education, Research, Advocacy, and Communication.

European Association for Cancer Research (EACR) is certainly one of the "Europe’s largest" professional membership societies for cancer researchers with around 10000 members worldwide. The Membership is open to anyone who is working or studying in the cancer research field from basic science and translational to clinical research.

The RBAMS (Royal Belgian Association of Medical Scientific Societies) is a Belgian National society and was founded more than 60 years ago. The aim was, and this is always the case, to offer logistic aid to Scientific Associations related to the medical sector. The aid is related to Congress Organisation, Membership Management, and much more.