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The registry provides official statistics on Medically Assisted Procreation in France between 1995 and 2005. A large number of centres (about three-quarters) came together to create the FIVNAT Association. The association's mission since 1986 has been to manage and analyse the data it collects in partnership with INSERM.

Identify all cases of lymphomas appearing after a transplantation in France in in renal transplantation centers for 10 years.

The eight centers established between them collaboration in order to be able to collect and exchange information, to conduct clinical and epidemiological studies all together, to communicate and exchange data and results with other academic researchers, to construct partnership with pharmaceutical industries and to create a biocollection database linked to clinical data (for 3 of the 8 centers).

Objectives of the registry in terms of public health (monitoring, evaluation) - To provide data concerning specific incidences of cancer types in Guadeloupe in order to give those involved in public health care the necessary elements to adapt care provided and improve population health. - To contribute to the assessment of patient treatment throughout different phases (prevention, access to care, diagnostic and therapeutic treatment, follow-up) from registry data (stage, treatment modalities, mortality). - To give the registry an inter-regional, national and international dimension by comparing data with other départements in France, Caribbean countries with similar resources (Cuba, Barbados) and other worldwide regions to produce an etiological hypotheses. Objectives of the register in terms of research - to study the epidemiology of cancers in Guadeloupe and in French Overseas Départements in America (DFA) in collaboration with registers in Martinique and Guyana. - To identify specific public health problems from the register concerning regional malignancy in order to implement specific research protocols; - To investigate the territorial distribution of cancer (spatial heterogeneity) and possible association with areas containing the highest soil contamination of organochlorine pesticides and other environmental pollutants. - To identify other environmental, genetic or nutritional factors that may be involved in the onset of certain cancers in Guadeloupe.