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From Research to Real-World Screening: DiCE at the European Cancer Policy Summit
DiCE joined the European Cancer Screening and Early Detection Policy Summit in Brussels, contributing TOGAS insights on implementation, citizen per...
Skating for Change: Turning Blue March 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...
Why Nutrition Must Become a Standard Part of Cancer Care in Europe
Ahead of World Cancer Day, Digestive Cancers Europe (DiCE) brought the patient voice to the European Parliament for an important discussion on “N...
Putting Patients at the Centre of Clinical Research: DiCE at READI’s Year One Milestone
DiCE joined partners at the READI General Assembly in Madrid, contributing to workshops, results discussions and planning for inclusive clinical re...
Move with Purpose: A 30-Minute Lunch & Learn to Reset Your Year
How is that “get active” resolution really going? If motivation has slipped, this is your moment to restart, realistically, safely, and togethe...
Raising Awareness of eoCRC in the Media
DiCE joined TRT World’s Roundtable to spotlight rising early-onset colorectal cancer. Featuring clinicians, a survivor, and patient voices, the d...
Promising Precision Approaches for Colorectal Cancer
New research presented at the 2026 ASCO GI meeting shows that treatments for colorectal cancer are becoming more personalised. Studies highlight ho...
A Promising Step Forward in Pancreatic Cancer Research
New preclinical research explores a three-drug strategy targeting KRAS, EGFR/HER2 and STAT3 pathways in pancreatic ductal adenocarcinoma. In labora...
EuropaColon Slovenia wins Wolfram Nolte Memorial Award for Carer Support Initiative
EuropaColon Slovenia has won the Wolfram Nolte Memorial Award and €5,000 for its Heart to Heart Carer Support Programme, helping family carers of...
WHO Sounds the Alarm: Antibiotic Resistance Endangers Cancer Care
The World Health Organisation has sounded the alarm over a rising tide of antibiotic resistance, with one in six common bacterial infections worldw...