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Digestive Cancers Europe (DiCE) and EuropaColon Portugal proudly announce the ENTERO International Conference, scheduled for November 14-15, 2024, in Porto, Portugal.
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Our Mission & Vision
Our Mission:
DiCE is a European non-profit umbrella organisation uniting patient organisations and collaborating with stakeholders dedicated to digestive cancers.
Through advocacy, research, and awareness-raising, we support patients and carers to improve survival and quality of life.
As the voice of the digestive cancer community, we champion early diagnosis and equal access to the highest standards of treatment and care for everyone across Europe.
Our Vision:
DiCE envisions a Europe where fewer people are impacted by digestive cancers and where every individual affected receives a timely diagnosis with personalised treatment and care, leading to better survival and quality of life.
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Our History
DiCE’s mission is to contribute to early diagnosis and decreased mortality from digestive cancers and to increase overall survival and quality of life.
DiCE has a thriving and robust platform. Together with our Members, Associate Members and Partners, we have alliances with physicians and politicians all over Europe. We mobilise and connect people to get the voices of all patients with all types of digestive cancers heard in every country in the region.
DiCE wants to make a real difference for patients and help save lives.
Research
DiCE keeps an eye on ongoing pharmaceutical and clinical research. Consult our databases to learn more.
Clinical Trials
Do you want to take part in a clinical trial as a patient? Or do you just want to keep an eye on the activity in the digestive cancer research field? Search our database for recruiting and ongoing clinical trials.
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