Departments
An example of how the multidisciplinary environment at Cancer Center Amsterdam allows rapid translation of fundamental science to clinical applications.
This study evaluates whether a nationwide program of best practices in pancreatic cancer care can improve 1-year overall survival and quality of life.
In this translational project we aim to investigate the molecular mechanisms of physical inactivity and systemic inflammation on skeletal muscle metabolism.
Important contributions are made to preclinical and clinical investigations involving targeted therapies for lymphoma and leukemia patients: from bench to bedside, and back!
Radiomics technology extracts a large number of features from medical imaging to predict treatment response.
Various neurodegenerative disorders have been associated with an inappropriate reaction to dietary gluten intake. The underlying neuropathological mechanism is still unclear.
Developing a treadmill based fall-preventive training programme to investigate the effects on functional balance and gait performance, self-efficacy and physical activity in daily life.
Assessing the (cost-)effectiveness of the improved version of the TTCM as compared to usual care in a multicenter trial with controlled before-and-after design.
Long term outcome prediction in preterm children is impossible or inaccurate. To improve this we develop a prediction model with machine learning techniques.
