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Webinarium 12/12 about Molecular Tumor Board Portal
Welcome to a webinar about Molecular Tumour Board Portal – decision support system for omics data in cancer treatment and clinical studies. The Molecular Tumor Board Portal (MTBP) has been developed within Janne Lehtiö's lab at Karolinska Institutet and serves as a decision support system for patient inclusion in the Basket of Baskets (BoB) study, conducted as part of the Cancer Core Europe collaboration.
LAUNCH: Welcome to the PRIME-ROSE LinkedIn site!
We are excited to be part of the growing DLCT (DRUP-Like Clinical Trial) Community and are looking forward to start working on the implementation of precision medicine for all patients in Europe!
PRIME-ROSE
Combining Expertise Across Borders to Promote Precision Cancer Medicine in Europe. PRIME-ROSE is a Horizon Europe Mission on Cancer project with 24 partners from altogether 18 European countries. Moreover, PRIME-ROSE is part of the Cancer Mission cluster of projects on Diagnosis and Treatment.
Sweden launches testbed for clinical trials in cancer care
Vision Zero Cancer and Genomic Medicine Sweden (GMS) join forces with SciLifeLab, public sector authorities, regions, healthcare, academia, industry and patient associations to create an innovation milieu that facilitates the introduction of more precise prevention and treatment in cancer care.
Researcher studies Vision Zero Cancer for future innovation
Are milieus like Vision Zero Cancer a good way to accelerate innovation? At Stockholm School of Economics, doctoral student John-Erik Bergkvist is researching this – the methodology for building a vision-driven innovation milieu.
Vision Zero Cancer becomes host of research network
To transform cancer from a deadly to a curable or chronic disease it is crucial to improve the precision in cancer treatment and follow-up of individual patients' cancer disease. The Partnership for Precision Medicine in Cancer and Vision Zero Cancer are joining forces to accelerate research into precision medicine, with the aim to benefit every cancer patient.