As part of the Europe’s Beating Cancer Plan, the European Commission has opened the Knowledge Centre on Cancer to foster scientific and technical coordination and support to the EU cancer-related policies and activities. It also aims to expand EU’s capacities and systems for cancer’s prevention, early detection, treatment, care and survivorship.Work-related cancer represents one of the biggest health problems that faces EU workplaces. In 2015, this accounts for an estimated 53 % of all work-related deaths in the EU and other developed countries. According to the Roadmap on Carcinogens in 2016, about 120,000 work-related cancer cases occur each year because of exposure to carcinogens at work in the EU, leading to approximately 80,000 fatalities annually. See EU-OSHA’s project 'Workers’ exposure survey on cancer risk factors in Europe' Adblock test (Why?)