Alfredo Hernández

Inês Pereira Marques

Márton Csillag

Mariana Fernandes

Adriana Capucho

Haritha Kambrath

25 March 2025

In bowel cancer, enlarged lymph nodes can be a good prognostic feature

At the Champalimaud Colorectal Cancer Conference, last February, Gina Brown, from the Imperial College London, questioned the validity of the current staging strategy for colon cancer. Indeed, research shows that lymph nodes are not the main culprit in colon cancer spread, and can actually be a sign that the patient’s immune system is fighting back. 

19 March 2025

Can the microbiome provide information about the risk of developing colorectal cancer and its progression?

Coordinated by Professor Ana Santos Almeida, principal investigator of a translational laboratory at the GIMM Foundation - Gulbenkian Institute for Molecular Medicine (GIMM-CARE), this study will take place at the Champalimaud Foundation, in collaboration with Dr. José Azevedo, surgeon of the Colorectal Cancer Group of the Digestive Unit of the Champalimaud Clinical Center, and at the Hospital de Santa Maria, with the participation of oncologists Professor Luís Costa and Dr. André Mansinho.

Therapeutic Perspectives of Non-invasive Brain Stimulation: the Example of Chronic Pain Management

Host

Albino Oliveira-Maia, MD, PhD, Neuropsychiatry Unit


Venue

Seminar room

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