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LocationParis
As part of the French presidency of the EU, a meeting between policy makers and researchers from EU countries on the Mission on Cancer is organised in Paris. The meeting will focus on European advances in the understanding of cancer. Among the speakers are European Commissioner for Research & Innovation Mariya Gabriel and European Commissioner for Health and Food Safety Stella Kyriakides. Also on the programme is a panel discussion between workpackage leaders of 4.UNCAN.eu and European Commission representatives.
The meeting is open to all and free of charge. Registration is mandatory (as places are limited).
More information, the detailed programme and registration on the event website.
The event is organised by Aviesan, the French National Alliance for Life Sciences and Health and INCA, the French National Cancer Institute.
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