Digestive Cancers Europe (DiCE) is proud to welcome four new member organisations, further strengthening its network of patient advocates and partners across Europe: the Association of Cancer Patients in Finland, EuropaColon Latvia, the Centre for Shared Decision Making in Denmark, and the Irish Cancer Society.

At a time when digestive cancer patients continue to face inequalities in prevention, early detection, treatment access, and survivorship, expanding the DiCE community reinforces the importance of cross-border collaboration. These organisations bring valuable expertise in patient advocacy, public awareness, shared decision-making, and national cancer support, helping to amplify a united European voice for change.

Each new member adds fresh perspectives shaped by their national experiences and patient communities. Their involvement will support stronger dialogue on patient-centred care, evidence-informed advocacy, and joint initiatives that aim to improve outcomes across the digestive cancer continuum.

DiCE looks forward to welcoming the new members at the upcoming Masterclass in July, where partners will connect, share best practices, and align on future priorities to advance prevention, equitable care, and quality of life for people affected by digestive cancers across Europe.

Author:

Ghislaine Gerbier