National Initiatives news

In November 2021, All.Can Greece launched a special video in English presenting a short summary from the All.Can Greece 2021 papers results about the delays in the start of cancer…

New research developed by All.Can Australia in collaboration with research partner Healthcare Management Advisors (HMA) highlights the potential benefits of establishing Australia’s first pan-cancer navigation model. The All.Can Australia Cancer…

New members All.Can Switzerland is very happy to welcome two new members to All.Can Switzerland this fall: Sororis Switzerland (Sororis Schweiz) is an organization of self-affected breast cancer patients based…

All.Can policy paper for Harnessing Data in Greek All.Can Greece has printed the All.Can report “Harnessing data for better cancer care” translated into Greek. During the next few weeks, the…

Our highlights All.Can Germany is currently preparing for a meeting with a consortium of medical professionals and care providers actively engaged in improving cancer care in the rural town of…

All.Can Colombia has been consolidating as a multi-sector initiative, with allies such as patient associations, academia, medical-scientific societies and pharmaceutical companies. Thus, the implementation of activities aimed at fulfilling the…

All.Can Canada hosted their second multi-stakeholder roundtable on November 29, 2021, bringing together cancer diagnosis stakeholders from across Canada to review the findings and recommendations from All.Can Canada’s ‘Optimizing Diagnosis…

On 3 November 2021, four representatives of All.Can Austria met at the Presseclub Concordia in Vienna, Austria to talk about the official foundation of All.Can in Austria and related projects…

All.Can Greece, in close collaboration with Piraeus University, compiled two White Papers during the second and the third semester of 2021, examining two major problems of cancer patients in Greece,…