Join us in Lisbon this October for the 3rd Botton Champalimaud International Pancreatic Cancer Conference, where leading experts from around the world will come together to shape the future of pancreatic cancer care and research.

This year's conference will focus on Locally Advanced and Metastatic Pancreatic Cancer, showcasing the latest translational discoveries, clinical breakthroughs, advanced surgical techniques, and innovative therapeutic strategies.

The Lucerne Consortium, a multidisciplinary group of European cancer societies and researchers that creates guidelines for early breast cancer care, published, in the December issue of the journal The Lancet Oncology, the conclusions of its Lucerne Toolbox 3 initiative, which pave the way to better treatment for patients in early stages of breast cancer.

The Lucerne consortium has already presented consensus recommendations for locoregional therapy after primary systemic therapy and for axillary management in early breast cancer. Now comes the turn of digital tools and AI.

With more than three decades of pioneering work in breast cancer prevention, Dr Andrea De Censi, has joined the Champalimaud Foundation as the new Director of the Breast Unit. An internationally recognised medical oncologist and a leader in chemoprevention, Dr De Censi brings a vision that integrates prevention, clinical care and translational research in a patient-centred model.