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DiCE Advocates for Patient-Centred Innovation at CDDF Workshop

DiCE joined experts at the CDDF Workshop to explore breakthroughs in oncology, including targeted therapies and personalised vaccines. We emphasise...

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DiCE at the AIDA General Assembly 2025

The AIDA General Assembly 2025 occurred from March 24 to 25 at Imperial College London. It brought together experts, researchers, and consortium me...

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ECOPOP Kick-off: Innovating Early Colorectal Cancer Care

On 19–20 March 2025, Digestive Cancers Europe participated in the official kick-off meeting of ECOPOP, a five-year research project funded by Hor...

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Why the European Health Data Space (EHDS) Matters for Digestive Cancer Patients

The EHDS can significantly enhance healthcare for digestive cancer patients—but only if patients remain central to its design and implementation....

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Collaboration and Progress at EASL Liver Cancer Summit 2025

From the 20th until the 22nd of February, DiCE attended the EASL Liver Cancer Summit in Paris, France. We had several inspiring meetings with repre...

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DiCE Helps Shape New Liver Transplant Recommendations for Liver Cancer

Liver transplantation offers new hope for patients with liver cancer. DiCE has played a key role in shaping the most recent recommendations, which ...

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Managing Gastrointestinal Symptoms from Cancer Treatment: New Guidance for Health Professionals

New expert guidance helps health professionals manage gastrointestinal issues from cancer treatment, addressing acute symptoms, pain, and long-term...

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PERT Shortages and the Impact on Pancreatic Cancer Patients

For many patients with pancreatic cancer, as well as those who have undergone a pancreatectomy, or live with chronic pancreatitis or cystic fibrosi...

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DiCE Operational Grants to Member Organisations: Empowering Your Impact in 2025

Our recent Operational Grants Call (Spring 2025) was highly successful, attracting 13 strong applications from Member Organisations across Croatia,...

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Rising Tide Foundation for Clinical Cancer Research: Empowering Patient-Centred Innovations

The Rising Tide Foundation for Clinical Cancer Research (RTFCCR) is a non-profit, charitable organisation founded in 2010 in Schaffhausen, Switzerl...

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