European Cancer Organisation

European Cancer Organisation Working together to build consensus and achieve improvement in cancer care.

The European Cancer Organisation

Our Mission

To reduce the burden of cancer, improve outcomes and the quality of care for cancer patients, through multidisciplinarity and multiprofessionalism. As the not-for-profit federation of member organisations working in cancer at a European level, we convene oncology professionals and patients to agree policy, advocate for positive change and be the unite

d voice of the European cancer community. Our Vision

To be a vibrant, pro-active, focused, relevant and influential federation, working together for a cancer free future, ensuring that every patient has high quality care and treatment, with access to the full range of professionals needed. To create and develop ever-strengthening relationships between European institutions and the European cancer care community, and with our Member Societies and networks, facilitate collaboration and consensus on focused topics towards tangible and impactful policy improvement. Our Values

Our essential and enduring values are:

-Patient Centricity – Putting cancer patients at the centre of our concerns and activities and strive to do the best for them

- Commitment to Science – Reflecting the very latest scientific knowledge and be completely independent of any vested interests

- Cohesiveness – We believe in the power of combining the efforts of our members and other stakeholders who have a common mission

- Inclusiveness – We seek to include all non-profit organisations that share our mission, vision and values

- Equality and Fairness – All our members have a voice in the organisation and we strive to transcend the interests of any one member

- Openness and Transparency – We are committed to be transparent in and accountable for all that we do

09/09/2026

From involving patients in research to turning evidence into policy change. What can you expect from the Quality of Life and Cancer Policy Forum? 👇

Throughout the day, experts, patient representatives and decision-makers will explore:

🤝 How meaningful patient involvement can strengthen cancer research
🩺 How new interventions and digital solutions can improve patient-centred care
📊 How quality-of-life measurement can become a core indicator for cancer systems
🏛️ What policy changes are needed to turn these lessons into practice

You’ll also have the opportunity to discover the nine EU-funded projects through dedicated cluster exhibitions.

📅 Friday 20 November, 08:00–15:00 CET
📍 The Hotel Brussels & online
🔗 Register now: http://europeancancer.org/qol

The SANGUINE programme is growing day by day! 🔬With the showcase event just around the corner, we are bringing together ...
09/09/2026

The SANGUINE programme is growing day by day! 🔬

With the showcase event just around the corner, we are bringing together leading voices from research, healthcare, patient advocacy and industry to explore what the future holds for blood cancer detection.

Join SANGUINE Coordinator Prof. Yuval Ebenstein to discover:

🩸 The state of blood cancer in Europe and the challenges facing diagnosis today
🧪 The HemaChip in action, with a live presentation of the technology and SANGUINE’s final results
🚀 What comes next for SANGUINE and HemaChip, and their potential as innovative European technologies
🤝 The role of patients in developing and implementing new health technologies
🏥 How the HemaChip could be taken up and implemented in health systems across Europe and beyond

And this is just part of the programme. More speakers and exciting updates are coming soon!

📅 13–14 October 2026
📍 Brussels, Belgium

Free registration is now open 🔗 https://www.europeancancer.org/events/449:transforming-blood-cancer-detection-through-european-innovation.html

How can HPV vaccination programmes reach young people consistently and equitably? Sweden has focused on schools. 🎒Introd...
09/09/2026

How can HPV vaccination programmes reach young people consistently and equitably?

Sweden has focused on schools. 🎒

Introduced for girls in 2012 and extended to boys in 2020, Sweden’s HPV vaccination programme is delivered primarily through the school system, making vaccination part of routine adolescent healthcare.

This enables:

🔹 Organised delivery to entire age groups
🔹 Free, gender-neutral vaccination
🔹 Additional opportunities up to age 26
🔹 A wider national strategy linking
vaccination and screening

The result?

Sweden is now on track to actually eliminate cervical cancer next year.

👉 Read the Sweden case study and explore the full Guide: https://europeancancer.org/vaccinationguide

Men’s health is shaped by more than biology.Expectations around masculinity can influence whether men speak openly about...
09/09/2026

Men’s health is shaped by more than biology.

Expectations around masculinity can influence whether men speak openly about symptoms, seek help or engage with prevention and care.

The first session of our online roundtable will explore how global, European and EU policies can better recognise these realities and respond to men’s specific health needs.

💡 How gender norms shape men’s health and the need for gender-informed health policies

📅 Wednesday 23 September
🕒 15:00–17:30 CEST
💻 Online

Secure your spot now!

🔗 https://europeancancer.org/events/450:men-and-cancer-distinct-challenges-distinct-opportunities.html

Digital innovation is reshaping the future of cancer care 👀 from AI-powered decision support to shared health data and d...
08/09/2026

Digital innovation is reshaping the future of cancer care 👀 from AI-powered decision support to shared health data and digital pathology.

The EU is already investing in all of it. But where is it leading? What are the risks? Are we prepared?

And how can these innovations create smarter, more connected and future-ready healthcare systems?

Get the answers and more at this year’s !

📅 18-19 November | followed by two EU-funded project events on 20 November
📍Brussels & online
🎟️ Enjoy the early bird rate until 15 September.

Register today 🔗 europeancancer.org/summit

Good news for cancer care in the EU this week 🇪🇺 Member States are beginning to show support for a strong health dimensi...
07/09/2026

Good news for cancer care in the EU this week 🇪🇺 Member States are beginning to show support for a strong health dimension in the EU’s next long-term budget.

🇨🇿 Czechia: Prime Minister Andrej Babiš says his government will do everything possible to secure continued European funding for healthcare after 2027, highlighting the significant investment needs facing Czech hospitals.

🇧🇪 Belgium: Foreign Affairs Minister Maxime Prévot declared that Belgium will engage with like-minded Member States and, where possible, adopt joint positions to ensure that healthcare financing is clearly reflected in the next MFF.

Other member states need to match this ambition, as the clock is ticking toward a final budget.

That’s why the European Cancer Organisation and its partners are keeping the pressure on – pushing it up the political agenda. 📈

👉 Belgium and Czechia are standing up for dedicated health financing. Where does your country stand?

Learn more about the Reach Higher campaign and join forces with us! 🌐 https://www.europeancancer.org/campaign/reach-higher-for-cancer-care.html

07/09/2026

From 100+ cancer centres to the future of cancer training in Europe.

Over the last three years, has brought professionals from different specialties across Europe to learn together and strengthen collaboration in cancer care.

On 20 November, we meet in Brussels to share what we’ve learned – and explore how this experience can help shape the future of inter-speciality cancer training.

📅 20 November 2026
📍 Brussels & Online

Discover the programme and register: https://www.europeancancer.org/events/441:isct-conference.html

03/09/2026

The is ready to make history again. 🌟

A stellar line-up of the most influential voices in cancer care, including the EU’s Commissioner for Health and Animal Welfare, will be joining us in Brussels to help shape European cancer policy.

Will you be there? 👀

Join policymakers, clinicians, researchers and patient advocates for two days of high-level discussions, new ideas and connections that can drive progress for people affected by cancer.

📅 18-19 November | followed by two EU-funded project events on 20 November
📍Brussels & online

🎟️ The early bird rate is available until 15 September. Secure your spot now and be part of Europe’s leading cancer policy event 🔗 europeancancer.org/summit

Around 40% of cancer cases in the EU are considered preventable. 🚭 Yet to***co alone continues to cause around 758,000 n...
01/09/2026

Around 40% of cancer cases in the EU are considered preventable. 🚭 Yet to***co alone continues to cause around 758,000 new cancer cases every year in Europe, highlighting the urgent need for stronger prevention policies.

Preventing cancer starts long before diagnosis. It starts with bold public health initiatives, effective screening programmes and policies that reduce people's exposure to risk factors.

At this session, clinicians, patient advocates, and policymakers will explore:

🍔🚬 New EU policy developments on to***co control and the regulation of ultra-processed foods
🔬 Practical approaches to implementing organised cancer screening programmes
🗺️ Findings from a landmark report on the status of organised screening programmes across Europe

Join the conversation on how prevention, earlier diagnosis and smarter policies can help reduce Europe's cancer burden and improve outcomes for everyone.

📅 18-19 November | followed by two EU-funded project events on 20 November
📍Brussels & online
🎟️ Enjoy the early bird rate until 15 September.

So don’t wait. Secure your place today 🔗 europeancancer.org/summit

  information can be complex, difficult to navigate and filled with unfamiliar medical terminology. This can make it har...
28/08/2026

information can be complex, difficult to navigate and filled with unfamiliar medical terminology. This can make it hard for people to understand their options and make informed decisions about prevention and care.

To address this, the project is developing educational resources that are accessible, evidence-based and suited to different cancers. The project's resources will also be available to people who have difficulty accessing digital information.

Easy access to clear and reliable facts can help create more equitable and people-centred cancer care.

Learn more at: https://www.europeancancer.org/eu-projects/impact/resource/intervene.html

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