Call for youth to become ambassadors in fight against cancer
Almost half of all cancers can be prevented which is why the Emanuele Cancer Research Foundation Malta is issuing a call for applications encouraging young people to become ambassadors for the European Code against Cancer. This code is a European Commission initiative geared to inform people about the actions they can take for themselves and
Cancer research in Malta. Two cutting-edge projects from Emanuele Cancer Research Foundation are ready to start
Friday July 24th 2020 has been definitely a day to remember for the Maltese cancer research’s field. Nearly 1.3 million-grant were offered by the Emanuele Cancer Research Foundation Malta, in supporting University of Malta academics with their two cutting-edge cancer projects. Her Excellency Marie Louise Coleiro Preca, President Emeritus of Malta and Chair of the
Getz Pharma – Covid19- Learning Cell
*Getz Pharma* always believe on academic sessions to ensure the capacity building of Health Care professionals. Keeping in view current Pandemic situation there is a need to train *General Practitioners and Family Physicians* for diagnosis and prevention of *COVID19*. For this purpose we have taken the initiative to develop *Getz Pharma Covid19- Learning Cell* with
World Cancer Day 2020 – A Statement by ECRFM
As the world today commemorates World Cancer Day 2020, the Emanuele Cancer Research Foundation Malta reaffirms its raison d’être, that of reducing the impact and burden of cancer in Malta, the Mediterranean Region and globally, through promoting excellent cancer research, in close collaboration with other internationally renowned cancer research centres.
€2.5m boost for cancer research in Malta
Emanuele Cancer Research Foundation Malta to award annual grants
Launch of the Emanuele Cancer Research Foundation Malta
This launch marked an important milestone in this nation’s strategy for the future reduction of the burden of cancer. A new foundation has been set up with the purpose of reducing the impact and burden of cancer on the people of Malta, the Mediterranean Region and globally through supporting and promoting world class cancer research