Blending Humanitarian Care With Scientific Investigation
A medical research organization affiliated with the Women's Health Institute of the Cleveland Clinic
MissionPreventive Oncology International is dedicated to blending humanitarian care with scientific discovery. Our mission: to conduct research and provide education while working toward the prevention and early detection of cancer. We work in under-served areas of the world where cancer is particularly prevalent, providing screening and treatment to people who otherwise may never have access to this care. 
Who We AreJerome L Belinson, MD is the Ex-officio Chairman of the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology at the Cleveland Clinic Foundation 1990-2000. He has dedicated his career to advancing the screening and treatment of gynecologic cancers, and leads an experienced team of physicians, clinicians and research professionals. 
POI ProjectsPOI provides cervical cancer screening to women throughout the world while conducting medical research on early detection and prevention. We currently work at various project sites from China to Peru. About POIPOI provides cervical cancer screening to women throughout the world while conducting investigator initiated medical research on early detection and prevention. We develop, test and evaluate new methods of making cervical cancer testing more accurate and more reliable, as well as cheaper and easier to use. Current methods of testing are costly and require a complex medical infrastructure in order to successfully detect cervical cancer and pre-cancers. In underserved populations around the world, the infrastructure and support does not exist, so women go through life without ever getting screened, which leads to late detection of cancer and subsequent unnecessary deaths. 
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Current ProjectsPOI currently works in various countries around the globe, from China to Peru. 
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