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Consortium maakt multidisciplinair internationaal onderzoek naar lobulair borstkanker mogelijk
Onderzoekers van het UMC Utrecht en KU Leuven hebben met steun van een EU COST beurs een internationaal consortium opgericht ter ondersteuning van onderzoek naar Invasief Lobulair Borstkanker (ILC). Aan het project nemen onderzoekers uit 21 landen deel. Het Europese Lobulair Borstkanker Consortium (ELBCC) is een initiatief van wetenschappers Patrick Derksen van het UMC Utrecht en Christine Desmedt van de KU Leuven.
Read moreConsortium enables research lobular breast cancer
Researchers from UMC Utrecht and KU Leuven have set up an international consortium with the support of an EU COST grant for research into Invasive Lobular Breast Cancer (ILC). Researchers from 21 countries are participating in the project. The European Lobular Breast Cancer Consortium (ELBCC) is an initiative of scientists Patrick Derksen from the UMC Utrecht and Christine Desmedt from the KU Leuven.
Read moreUniversity Medical Center Utrecht Named Focused Ultrasound Center of Excellence
The Focused Ultrasound Foundation has named the University Medical Center Utrecht (UMC Utrecht) as the latest Focused Ultrasound Center of Excellence. UMC Utrecht becomes the fourth site to be designated a Center of Excellence in Europe and the tenth worldwide.
Read moreEerste casestudie bij Regie op Registers wordt darmkanker
Het PLCRC-cohort is geselecteerd als de eerste casestudie voor Regie op Registers voor Dure Geneesmiddelen. Internist-oncoloog prof.dr. Miriam Koopman is opgetogen. “Mijn ultieme doel is dat behandeling en onderzoek van darmkanker volledig geïntegreerd zijn. Dan kunnen we patiënten een behandeling bieden die optimaal bij hen past. Regie op Registers brengt dat dichterbij.”
Read moreTHINK UTRECHT: Innovaties van nu, kankerzorg van morgen
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Think Utrecht: Innovaties van nu, kankerzorg van morgen
Read moreNWO ENW-KLEIN grant for research molecular mechanisms of lysosome-driven 3D cancer cell invasion
Nalan Liv, PhD in Imaging Physics and Postdoc in Cell Biology, received an NWO ENW-KLEIN grant to study the molecular mechanisms of lysosome-driven 3D cancer cell invasion by high-resolution correlative light and electron microscopy.
Read moreHospitals Utrecht region join forces in Oncomid
Oncomid supports and facilitates collaboration between specialists, for example by securely exchanging patient data between the different hospitals. Together, the hospitals do more and better scientific research. Also they are continuously working on improving care and looking for new treatments. As a result, the knowledge and expertise is not limited to one hospital and ensures that the quality of cancer care in the entire region increases.
Read moreCancer patients want their GP's involvement
Cancer patients need more involvement from their GP after being diagnosed in hospital, including joint decision-making about treatment. However, planning such a joint process is a major challenge. These are the results of 2 UMC Utrecht studies, one by Ietje Perfors and one by Eveline Nooteboom. Continued development of interventions to support primary care involvement in cancer care remains necessary. The need for primary care is obvious, but the design, evaluation and implementation of new interventions remains challenging. Together with other primary and secondary care providers in the region, UMC Utrecht has made collaboration arrangements to provide structured oncological care to improve the counseling of patients with cancer.
Read moreNew research reveals effects of COVID-19 on breast cancer screening, treatment and care
New research reveals effects of COVID-19 on breast cancer screening, treatment and care An increase in deaths could be prevented by ensuring older women do not miss final screening How does the COVID-19 pandemic affect the daily lives of women diagnosed with breast cancer? Dr Claudia Bargon, clinician and PhD student at University Medical Center Utrecht (UMC Utrecht), presents this study at the (online) European Breast Cancer Conference (EBCC) that takes place October 2 & 3.
Read moreIncreased risk of cardiovascular disease in women treated for breast cancer can be predicted
Automated analysis of breast cancer patients’ routine scans can predict which women have a greater than one in four risk of going on to develop cardiovascular disease, according to research presented at the 12th European Breast Cancer Conference.
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