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Last update: : 04.02.2025
Our Research In our laboratory and in the translational study outpatient clinic of the DKFZ Hector Cancer Institute at the University Medical Center Mannheim, we primarily conduct research projects…
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Books, reports, brochures, factsheets, leaflets and infographics (sorted chronologically) Publications of the Cancer Prevention Unit published by the German Cancer Research Center (publications…
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2024 Poster Heidt C, Ouédraogo N & Schaller K (2024) Promotion of alcohol on Instagram in Germany. Poster, 4th International Conference on Cancer Prevention, October 29-30, 2024,…
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The quarterly Tobacco Cessation Newsletter (Newsletter Tabakentwöhnung) is published by the WHO Collaborating Center for Tobacco Control at the German Cancer Research Center in cooperation with the…
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The German Conference on Tobacco Control (Deutsche Konferenz für Tabakkontrolle) is held annually at the German Cancer Research Center and is organised by the WHO Collaborating Centre for Tobacco…
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The aim of the Round Table on the Elimination of HPV-Associated Cancers in Germany (Runder Tisch zur Eliminierung HPV-assoziierter Krebserkrankungen in Deutschland) is to bring together…
Last update: : 04.02.2025
Books, reports, brochures, factsheets, leaflets and infographics (sorted by topic) Publications of the Cancer Prevention Unit published by the German Cancer Research Center (publications published…
Last update: : 04.02.2025
Our Research Proteins are often referred to as the workhorses of the cell, to indicate that they carry out the biochemical processes that give cells their identity and that endow them with…
Last update: : 04.02.2025
Our Research Our interdisciplinary team is particularly dedicated to the development and evaluation of innovative strategies to reduce cancer risk factors in the population. Our research is embedded…
Last update: : 04.02.2025
Our Research Present research priorities Ultra-high-dose-rate (UHDR) radiotherapy, or FLASH-RT, is a novel technology involving the use of ultra-fast delivery of radiotherapy treatment at dose-rates…