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Searchresult: Cancer Epidemiology
Our Division leads studies on registry-based and prospective cohort studies on lifestyle factors and potentially modifiable exposures, as well as circulating concentrations of hormonally active…
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Searchresult: Tumorigenesis and Molecular Cancer Prevention
Our Research Gastric and oesophageal tumours are, jointly, the second most common cause of cancer death globally. The poor survival (approx. 15% 5-year survival) of patients diagnosed with these…
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Searchresult: Digital prevention, diagnostics and therapy guidance
Our Research A 20-member, almost fully externally funded team from the fields of medicine, molecular biology and informatics/data science focuses on identifying relevant patterns in patient data and…
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Searchresult: Primary Cancer Prevention
Our Research Our interdisciplinary team is particularly dedicated to the development and evaluation of innovative strategies to reduce cancer risk factors in the population. Our research is embedded…
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Searchresult: Physical Activity, Cancer Prevention and Survivorship
Our Research The Division of Physical Activity, Cancer Prevention and Survivorship investigates the protective effects of physical activity and exercise on cancer risk (primary prevention) as well…
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Searchresult: Genomic Epidemiology
Our Research We aim at identifying genetic variants that alter cancer risk, alone or in interaction with common environmental and lifestyle exposures, with the long-term goal of elaborating…
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Searchresult: Policy and Implementation Research for Cancer Prevention
The Division for Policy and Implementation Research for Cancer Prevention was established on July 01, 2024. Our work is guided by theories, frameworks, and models from implementation science and…
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Searchresult: Cancer Survivorship and Psychological Resilience
Previous research of the division’s head has focused on the investigation of neurobiological and psychological mechanisms that relate to resilience in healthy individuals and to the etiology of…
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Searchresult: CAYA Cancer Survivorship Research
About us The newly founded Division of CAYA (Children, Adolescents and Young Adults) Cancer Survivorship Research is led by Dr Cécile M. Ronckers. The Division is associated with the National Cancer…
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Searchresult: Translational Functional Cancer Genomics
Our Research To understand the implications of inter- and intratumoral heterogeneity for personalized treatment approaches scientists and physicians from the Translational Functional Cancer Genomics…