Alcohol and cancer, so what?

Alcohol and cancer, so what?

Alcohol consumption was tied to 750,000 cancer cases worldwide in 2020[1] and there are many ways in which it can increase the risk of cancers, such as oral, pharyngeal, laryngeal, colorectal and esophageal as well as liver and breast cancers. Experts all over the...
Eat well to live well: it makes sense

Eat well to live well: it makes sense

Cancer is a multifactorial disease and, of all cancer cases, only 5-10% are directly attributable to genetic causes, while in 90-95% of cases, environmental causes play a role of which the diet represents 35-40% of the causes of cancer. There is multiple scientific...
A life without tobacco is a human right

A life without tobacco is a human right

Tobacco is deadlier than weapons, you can buy it in more shops than bread, half of the users die from it and yet the government still allows the sale of this product. The carcinogenic and harmful effects have been proven and are known to the industry (internal...
Breast cancer and patient advocacy

Breast cancer and patient advocacy

On Saturday, October 9 2021, our Breast Cancer Symposium (Borstkankersymposium) took place for the seventh time. To reflect all  themes from previous editions the title of this year’s symposium was: Breast Cancer through the Years Due to this year’s symposium being...
Moving evidence into practice

Moving evidence into practice

On November 11, Inspire2Live organized a one-day congress to bring the best techniques for screening, diagnosis and treatment of prostate cancer to the patient, however this wasn’t as simple as it seemed. This theme congress was called ‘Moving Evidence into...