News from DCCC

A total of nearly 600,000 DKK has been granted to four national, interdisciplinary initiatives in the second application round of the year. 

Registration is now open for the Danish Cancer Research Days 2025, and expectations are high for the programme that focuses on the frameworks and opportunities presented by Cancer Plan V.

The new call is intended to provide support to well-established national and interdisciplinary networks seeking to expand and sustain their successful initiatives.

In 2023, there was an extraordinary opportunity to apply for funds from DCCC for projects contributing to creatie a common framework and more focused follow-up after cancer. Six projects have now been granted support.

It is both possible and necessary to enhance cancer prevention in the future. This was the main message conveyed by the five presenters during the first session of the Danish Cancer Research Days 2023.

Martin Bøgsted is deeply involved in artificial intelligence studies. He exhibits great enthusiasm for its potential but also emphasizes the importance of healthcare professionals understanding both the advantages and disadvantages, to unlock the full potential of AI.

More than 500 clinicians, researchers, patients and decision-makers will meet on 25-26 August for Danish Cancer Research Days 2022. Minister of Health Magnus Heunicke opens the conference.

Glioblastoma is the most frequent and fatal type of brain cancer. There has been no noticeable change in survival of these patients for the past 15 years. A new promising treatment may change this.