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Advances in cancer medicine: Lectures on November 10th in Ulm!
Find out more about personalized cancer therapies and new diagnostic procedures at Ulm University Hospital. Event on November 10th!
Advances in cancer medicine: Lectures on November 10th in Ulm!
A cancer diagnosis often brings with it numerous questions for those affected: What are the treatment options? What side effects can be expected? And what are the chances of recovery? In order to find answers to these questions, the Ulm University Women's Hospital and the Breast and Gynecological Tumor Center are inviting you to an information event. Loud SWP This lecture will take place on November 10th from 6 to 7:30 p.m. in the Stadthaus Ulm.
This evening will focus on current advances in medicine, particularly in the area of personalized approaches to the treatment of breast and genital cancer. In the future, new diagnostic procedures should enable more precise tumor assessment and individually tailored therapies. The goal is clear: to improve the chances of recovery and reduce side effects.
An exchange at eye level
The event will not only offer participants specialist knowledge, but also the opportunity for direct exchange with experts and doctors from the tumor center. Representatives of the women's self-help organization for cancer. V. are also available to answer questions and exchange personal experiences. This not only imparts knowledge, but also creates a space for interpersonal support.
An important aspect of the event is the molecular approach to cancer treatment. In recent years, molecular tumor boards (MTBs) have been established that bring together an interdisciplinary team of experts to make personalized therapy decisions. These innovative approaches are part of the comprehensive collaborative project PM4Onco, which was launched as part of the National Decade Against Cancer NCBI reported.
A look at innovative developments
Advances in cancer research and treatment go hand in hand with general developments in technology. More recently, artificial intelligence and automated systems have also been discussed, which could significantly change research processes. Loud Interconnects.ai Much academic AI research could be automated in the next few years. The expectation is that new data centers will be put into operation by 2026 and will offer considerable computing power.
But despite new technologies, teaching human aspects and social interactions in medicine remains important. Patient feedback is increasingly being incorporated into decision-making processes, particularly through Patient Reported Outcome Measures (PROMs), which are collected as part of PM4Onco. The voice of those affected is a crucial part of future developments in personalized medicine.
The information event on November 10th is not only an opportunity to find out about new medical advances, but also an opportunity to actively shape your own health. Registration is necessary to secure a spot and become part of this important discussion.