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CureCancer - mycancer.gr was admitted, after an evaluation, to the digital portal "Elevate Greece"! Elevate Greece is an important action of the Ministry of Development and Investment - General Secretariat for Research and Technology. It is the offi...[Read more]

A recent study showed that CureCancer - mycancer.gr assisted patients to record their symptoms and communicate with their physicians, with the aim of achieving early and effective supportive care. The study was accomplished with the support and coll...[Read more]

Accurate recording of your symptoms leads to a more productive discussion with your doctor and, in turn, better quality of life. This benefit is obviously enhanced when you can record your symptoms daily, thus increasing your recall of symptoms and b...[Read more]

"When I think, as a patient, how many hours I spend running here and there, doing the examination in diagnostic centers and then going to the doctor and all this ends up first in a file that I keep, then in a file held by my doctor, third in a fi...[Read more]

Paula Miller was a wife, daughter, sister, cat mom, a professional and a cancer patient. Intelligent, with humor, empathy and disarming honesty, she faced metastatic breast cancer for almost 6 years with realism and responsibility. She did not give ...[Read more]

CureCancer - mycancer.gr is a proud supporter of the European Code of Cancer Practice.  The European Cancer Organisation is a not-for-profit collection of member societies and patient advisory committees dedicated to working with cancer at a Europea...[Read more]

The European Cancer Organization is a non-profit federation that connects and responds to all stakeholders in oncology Europe-wide, with the mission “to reduce the burden of cancer”, improve outcomes and the quality of care for cancer patients, throu...[Read more]

The 3rd “PAMEMMAZI” Workshop on "Integrated Cancer Approaches: Research and Strategies" was organized with great success on the 22nd of February, at the American College of Greece. More than 200 scientists, nurses, psychologists, and other health pro...[Read more]