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Our goal is improving patient centered quality of care in Women's cancers (breast, ovarium, cervix, vulva, endometrium and pregnancy-related) in partnership with patients involved by means of prevention, early diagnosis or implementation of new management strategies supported by a better understanding of carcinogenesis and tumor development, with special attention for hereditary causes, preservation of fertility and post treatment individualized care.

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Call for poposals: Radboud Oncology Fundread more >>
Awardees RIHS Junior Researcher round 2018read more >>
Women’s Cancer OOR-ON Research award for Nicole Visserread more >>
KWF grants - round 2017-Iread more >>
Internal KWF review procedure 2017- deadline December 2017read more >>
ZonMw healthcare costs and effectiveness grantsread more >>
Call: René Vogels grants for oncologic researchread more >>
Linda Rainey receives René Vogels travel grantread more >>
Internal KWF review procedure 2017read more >>
KWF grants 2017read more >>
Detection of familial breast cancer risk read more >>
RIMLS PhD retreat 2017read more >>
Eva-Leonne Göttgens receives René Vogels travel grantread more >>
Nicoline Hoogerbrugge coordinator ERN GENTURIS networkread more >>
Maschenka Balkenhol wins poster prizeread more >>
Call RIMLS Junior Researcher 2018read more >>
Koos van der Hoeven has been appointed Professor of Medical Oncologyread more >>
STITPRO grant for Digital Pathology software developmentread more >>
Beyond the scientist: Judith Prinsread more >>
PhD lunch meeting theme Women's Cancersread more >>
Call René Vogels grants for junior researchers Oncologyread more >>
CD Presentation "Over Leven"read more >>
KWF grants 2016read more >>
Cancer Immunology & Immunotherapy meetingread more >>
Hacking the immune system symposiumread more >>
Radboud New Frontiers on Cancer Researchread more >>
Public evening: De Toekomst van kankerread more >>
Innovation award for CAMELYON16read more >>
KWF Infrastructure initiativesread more >>
Internal KWF review procedure 2017-1read more >>
New theme leader Infectious diseases and global healthread more >>
New theme leader Urological cancersread more >>
Call (junior) Principal Investigator round 2017read more >>
Beyond the scientist: Christiana Baltaread more >>
2 million euros for Radboudumc spin-off 'Screenpoint'read more >>
Awarded PhD projects with regional hospitalsread more >>
Travel grants for Göttgens and Postread more >>
Radboud New Frontiers in Cancer Research 2016, Nov 24-25read more >>
KWF update & internal KWF review procedureread more >>
RIHS Awardeesread more >>
Ioannis Sechopoulos appointed associate professorread more >>
Bas Mulder Award for Geert Litjensread more >>
PhD retreat 2016read more >>
Beyond the scientist: Mireille Broedersread more >>
Klaas Breur travel award for Annemarie Postread more >>
Internal KWF review procedure 2016read more >>
Research Agenda 2025read more >>
KWF grants for Aben, Broeders, Mann, Span and Vrielingread more >>
KWF grant for Mireille Broedersread more >>
Protein stimulates resistance to tamoxifen in breast cancerread more >>
KWF grant for Paul Spanread more >>
KWF grant for Ritse Mannread more >>
Award ‘Living Together with Cancer’ Julia van Tol and Peep Stalmeierread more >>
Young Researcher Award for Michelle van der Lindenread more >>
Radboud Science Days 2016read more >>
Nelleke Ottevanger appointed associated professorread more >>
PhD Course: How to write a medical scientific paperread more >>
The effect of regional nodal irradiation after surgery in breast cancer patientsread more >>
Awardees RIHS Junior Researcher round 2016read more >>
Bas Mulder Award 2016 - 2nd roundread more >>
Best poster prize for Janneke Hoogstad-van Evertread more >>
Lower age for cervical cancer screeningread more >>
Radboudumc Master prizesread more >>
Radboud Research Round PLUSread more >>
Awards for Simône Langenberg and Judith Prinsread more >>
KWF grant for Janneke-Hoogstad-van Evertread more >>
HPV test new standard cervical cancer screeningread more >>
Junior Researcher project Mireille Broeders has been grantedread more >>
Researchers graduated in the theme Women’s cancerread more >>
Alpe d'HuZes grant for digital pathologyread more >>
KWF Grant for TUBA studyread more >>
A Personal Touch of Janneke Hoogstad-van Evertread more >>
Oncology Science Day "Synergy in Cancer research"read more >>
Successful first meeting of the theme of Women's cancersread more >>

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Otten, HansHans Ottens’ research focus is on the evaluation of the long-term benefits and harms of the breast cancer screening. He aims to study whether 'personalized screening' can change for the better the balance between mortality reduction and side effects for women in the Dutch breast cancer screening programme. Hans obtained his MSc in Biomedical Sciences (major in human movements, 1990) at the Radboud University in Nijmegen and continued in epidemiology (post doctoral MSc, VU Amsterdam, 1998). In 2010, he completed his thesis entitled: ‘Breast Cancer screening: Current performance, mortality reduction and side effects’ on the long-term (side)effects of the Nijmegen demonstration programme. Currently he is appointed as assistant professor at the department of Health Evidence, Radboudumc. read more >>