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Changemakers on a missions

We are scientists passionate about patients. We make valuable research possible, to deliver more and better treatments.

We untangle what is tangled for patients, and offer clear information about cancer and cancer treatments.

Side by side with our donors, we commit every day to win the race against cancer. So come on board.

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At a glance

29 ongoing clinical trials

1,6 million euros invested in research (in 2023)

1.466 patients supported (last 5 years)

90 scientific publications

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Falling through the cracks: why young cancer patients need specialised research and care

Adolescents and Young Adults (AYAs) face a unique struggle: trapped between paediatric and adult medicine, many miss out on life-saving treatments due to their age. World-renowned paediatric neuro-oncologist Dr. Eric Bouffet shares how innovative clinical trials and direct patient guidance are breaking down these barriers, and how your support helps to turn evidence into real care.

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The human side of a cancer diagnosis

Why does one person respond to a cancer diagnosis with determination, while another falls silent and hesitates? In this interview, Professor Peter Pype shares his expertise. A human and relatable conversation, not only for people affected by cancer, but for anyone interested in how people react when life suddenly changes.

Podcast Gezondheid & Wetenschap over Kanker zonder zever

Podcast Gezondheid & Wetenschap

Anticancer Fund fights misinformation. In this podcast we explain how. Liese Vandeborne, Director Patien Information of Anticancer Fund, and Marmeen Finoulst, edito-in-chief of Gezondhedo & Wetenschap, give some clear examples of myths about cancer treatments. Listen to the podcast.

Prof. Dr. Nele Adriaenssens

Exercise as medicine: physical activity is vital before, during, and after cancer

Can physical activity actually improve cancer outcomes? Prof. Dr. Nele Adriaenssens (VUB/UZ Brussel) shares why exercise is a "gamechanger" for cancer patients, from reducing chemotherapy side effects to lowering recurrence risks. Learn why personalised rehabilitation is essential before, during, and after treatment in this interview.

Dive into our blogs

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Guest Blog

A day in the life of a patient advocate

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Patient question

Cancer treatment side effects: why speaking up early matters

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Patient question

Phytotherapy & cancer: is natural always safe?

Brain tumour in children - U-R-Immune Glioma trial by Anticancer Fund
Science highlights

Glioblastoma research: why we need smarter methods to fight brain tumours