Europe’s Beating Cancer Plan: The Real Failure Is Implementation
On 14 April 2026, MEP Vlad Voiculescu (Renew, Romania) presented his report on the implementation of Europe’s Beating Cancer Plan in the European...
Start Moving, Stay Moving: Your Path to the Fun Run 2026
Two practical webinars from DiCE and OAC break down the barriers to movement, showing how to start, stay motivated, and build sustainable habits. W...
Rising Early-Onset Cancer: Rethinking Care for Younger Adults
Experts at TSJCI highlighted the growing burden of early-onset cancers, calling for tailored screening, multidisciplinary research, and age-appropr...
IMPACT-CRC: Cracking the Code of Personalised Colorectal Cancer Treatment
IMPACT-CRC brings together partners to understand why colorectal cancer patients respond differently to treatment. Using AI and biomarker research,...
Switching Off KRAS: A Promising Breakthrough in Pancreatic Cancer Treatment
Results from the RASolute 302 phase 3 trial show the targeted drug Daraxonrasib improves survival in metastatic pancreatic cancer after prior treat...
Landmark New England Journal of Medicine (NEJM) Publication Advances Gastric Cancer Prevention
A new New England Journal of Medicine paper, led by International Agency for Research on Cancer, outlines practical guidance for Helicobacter pylor...
When a Parent Has Cancer: How to Talk to Your Children, Honestly and Gently
Telling a child you have cancer is never easy. This practical guide helps families navigate the conversation with honesty, reassurance, and care—...
Turning Patient Experience into Evidence: ACCGG Brings Gastric Cancer Voices into HTA Decisions
The Spanish Association Against Gastric Cancer and Gastrectomized Patients (ACCGG) has joined the IMPACTA HTA initiative to ensure that patient exp...
Skating for Change: Turning ECCAM into Action on the Ice
This Blue March, supporters gather in Utrecht for a charity ice-skating challenge raising awareness and funds for colorectal cancer research. Survi...
Growing Stronger Together: DiCE Welcomes Four New Member Organisations
Digestive Cancers Europe (DiCE) is proud to welcome four new member organisations, further strengthening its network of patient advocates and partn...