Advancing Rare Cancer Care: DiCE at the EURACAN Board Meeting

On the 7th and the 8th of November, Laura Urena from Digestive Cancers Europe (DiCE) and a member of EURACAN Patient Advocacy Group (EPAG), partici...

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Help Shape the Future of Gastric Cancer Screening in Europe

The TOGAS consortium invites you to participate in a survey on gastric cancer screening. TOGAS is an EU co-funded project exploring the implementat...

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DiCE at ESMO 2024

Earlier this month, part of the DiCE Medical and Scientific Team attended the ESMO (European Society for Medical Oncology) Congress 2024 in Barcelo...

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DiCE Attends the TOGAS EU Project Consortium Meeting and Conference

Zorana Maravic, our CEO, and Ana Martins participated in the TOGAS Consortium Meeting and TOGAS Conference on 11-12 September at Fundação Eng. An...

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DiCE Attends The Horizon Europe Cancer Mission ‘Diagnosis and Treatment’ Cluster Meeting

On September 12th in sunny Barcelona, DiCE, a member of the SAGITTARIUS EU Project, participated in the Horizon Europe Cancer Mission’s ‘Diagno...

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DiCE Elevates Patient Advocacy Skills at WECAN Academy in Barcelona

Digestive Cancers Europe (DiCE) had the incredible opportunity to attend the WECAN Academy in the sunny city of Barcelona. Our goal at DiCE is to e...

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PerMICCion: A Study on Transforming Colorectal Cancer Prevention and Treatment through Gut Microbiome Research

A groundbreaking study in Germany, known as PerMICCion, is investigating how understanding the microorganisms in our gut, known as the gut microbio...

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Lynch Syndrome and the Challenge of Getting a Diagnosis

Lynch Syndrome, also known as hereditary nonpolyposis colorectal cancer (HNPCC), is a hereditary condition characterised by a high risk of various ...

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Beating Cancer Inequalities in the EU – An OECD Report Summary

Cancer is a significant health problem in Europe. It is estimated that every 5 minutes, a person is diagnosed with a type of cancer. It is expected...

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Lynch Syndrome, the Most Common of the Rarest

Next month is Lynch Syndrome Day, also known as Hereditary Non-Polyposis Colorectal Cancer, so we will remind people that those who have Lynch synd...

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