The aim of the International Institute of Anticancer Research (IIAR) is to provide an independent platform for International cooperation in the fight against cancer. The I.I.A.R. will advance, protect and support throughout the world the ideals of freedom, peace, health, scientific knowledge, equality, welfare and mutual respect among communities in science and life.

The activities of the I.I.A.R. cover:

• Publication of the four international journals, Anticancer Research, In Vivo, Cancer Genomics & Proteomics, and Cancer Diagnosis & Prognosis, designed to publish rapidly peer-reviewed articles (reviews and original research) as well as meeting abstracts and proceedings.
• The organization of the International Conferences of Anticancer Research in Europe.
• The organization of international meetings, study groups, courses and workshops at the IIAR Conference Center.
• Research projects with the participation of scientists from many countries.
• Support of cooperative efforts towards the development of new diagnostic procedures, prognostic means, and therapeutic treatment against cancer.

Cooperation with Universities, Research Centers and Public and Private Organizations for the advancement of anticancer research worldwide is an integral part of the policy of I.I.A.R.

NOTE: The emblem of the IIAR is a votive relief of 400 B.C. found in the Health Temple of Amphiaraos located 10 km north of IIAR. It represents a Greek physician and hero treating a patient, a nurse and a patient lying in bed.