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DiCE is involved in several innovative EU-funded research projects to enhance digestive health

Digestive Cancers Europe/LinkedIn

Jul 28, 2024, 13:46

DiCE is involved in several innovative EU-funded research projects to enhance digestive health

Digestive Cancers Europe shared a post on LinkedIn:

“Did you know Digestive Cancers Europe (DiCE) is involved in several innovative EU-funded research projects to enhance digestive health?

Here’s a look at the projects we are part of:

Refining 3D organ hologram technology to power informed surgical decision-making.
Developing strategies for effective gastric cancer prevention across Europe.
Utilising artificial intelligence to integrate and analyse data for better cancer risk assessment.
Exploring how blood tests could be used to identify which patients might benefit from additional treatment.
Designing a mobile app for cancer survivors to access their clinical history.
Identifying the causes of renal, pancreatic, and colorectal cancers.
Employing liquid biopsy technology to personalise post-surgical care.

For more details, visit here”

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Source: Digestive Cancers Europe/LinkedIn

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