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Welcome to Our New Italian Member – Codice Viola
22 March 2022We are very pleased to give a warm and hearty welcome to Codice Viola into our Digestive Cancers Europe network of Members.
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Raising Awareness for Rare Cancers – Anal Cancer Awareness Day March 21
18 March 2022Anal cancer is a rare cancer on the rise. In the EU 9.249 men and women were newly diagnosed with this cancer, in 2020
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March 22 is Lynch Syndrome Awareness Day
18 March 2022Lynch Syndrome is the most common inherited cancer syndrome in the world, with an estimation of 1 in 370 people carrying the genetic mutation.
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DiCE Materials Accessible in European Languages
18 March 2022Digestive Cancers Europe Makes Materials Accessible in European Languages
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EMA approves two combination-treatments for an aggressive oesophageal cancer
18 March 2022EMA recommends approval for nivolumab (Opdivo) plus ipilimumab (Yervoy) as a first-line treatment for adults with advanced oesophageal squamous cel...
New Reports Support Improved Cancer Screening Programmes in Europe
9 March 2022Two new reports provide recommendations on digestive cancer screening to the European Commission
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Getting Citizens to Seek Answers on Colorectal Cancer – European Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month Launches
24 February 2022European Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month #ECCAM2022 Campaign Launches with EU Policy Event
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Recognising Hereditary and Rare Cancers – An Overview from our Member Organisation FAPA
24 February 2022Rare Diseases in Focus – An Overview of FAP and Lynch Syndrome from our Belgian Member FAPA
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European Parliament Endorses the Final Report of the BECA Special Committee
23 February 2022European Parliament Endorses Beating Cancer Plan
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