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Early detection

Early detection of cancer increases the chances of survival. To achieve early detection, we need efficient and personalized screening of people at risk for the development of cancer. This requires better techniques to detect cancer at an early stage and distinguish between lesions that need immediate treatment or a surveillance (wait-and-see) protocol.

Our researchers work on fundamental, (pre)clinical, translational and implementation questions. The Netherlands Cancer Institute, in collaboration with the AVL Center for Early Detection, offers our researchers the best infrastructure to develop and optimize personalized screening and test novel techniques to detect cancer at an early stage of development.


What we investigate

How does cancer develop in the human body?

Which biomarkers can detect cancer effectively and efficiently at an early stage?

How can we set up a personalized screening for various cancer types?
We aim to translate fundamental knowledge into early detection programs to improve outcomes for cancer patients and eventually prevent cancer development.

Clinical research staff working on this theme:

·         Muriel Adank

·         Irma van de Beek

·         Jacques Bergman

·         Frank Blom

·         Daan van den Broek

·         Myriam Chalabi

·         Caroline Drukker

·         Nicole Kukutsch

·         Monique van Leerdam

·         Pim van Leeuwen

·         Steven Linnebank

·         Christianne Lok

·         Ritse Mann

·         Laura Mertens

·         Iris van der Ploeg

·         Elsemieke Plasmeijer

·         Henk van der Poel

·         Alexander Schmitz

·         Nienke van Trommel

·         Michel Wouters

 

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