Who can become a Scientific Partner?
Join us as a Scientific Partner and contribute to advancing knowledge, support, and advocacy for individuals with a genetic predisposition to cancer. By collaborating with us, you can help bridge the gap between research, medical advancements, and the patient community.
We welcome collaboration from:
- Medical professionals and researchers
- Healthcare institutions and laboratories
- Universities and academic institutions
- Scientific organisations and patient advocacy groups
If your work aligns with hereditary cancer risk, genetic predispositions to cancer, or patient care, we would love to collaborate with you!
How you can contribute
As a Scientific Partner, you can support us in various ways:
Providing Scientific Expertise: contribute to our resources, articles, and educational materials to ensure accuracy and up-to-date information
Participating in Webinars & Events: share your knowledge by speaking at our conferences, webinars, interviews and workshops
Supporting Data Collection: share data and collaborate on surveys and studies
Supporting Data Collection: share data and collaborate on surveys and studies
Raising Awareness: support us in advocating for better policies and patient management guidelines
Our recent participation in a GLEM/LOK (continuous medical education) session at Cliniques Universitaires Saint-Luc (Brussels) on the topic “Living with a Hereditary Cancer Predisposition.”
How to become a Scientific Partner
Becoming a Scientific Partner is simple: send us a message at info@brcanetwork.be with a brief introduction and how you would like to contribute.
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