Research projects

Deutsche Krebshilfe is committed to supporting measures directed at primary cancer prevention, early cancer diagnosis, cancer treatment, follow-up care after cancer treatment, psychosocial care, self-aid, and health promotion. Current increases in cancer incidence stress the urgency of realizing the potential of cancer prevention to curb this troubling development and improve population health.
Deutsche Krebshilfe has formed a strategic partnership with the German Cancer Research Center (DKFZ) to establish a new National Cancer Prevention Center. As part of this initiative, the 'Cancer Prevention - Graduate School' was launched 2022 as a priority programme funded by the Deutsche Krebshilfe. The programme aims to support research and foster the development of research networks in the field of cancer prevention.

Deutsche Krebshilfe is now pleased to announce the second call for applications to the 'Cancer Prevention - Graduate School'.

Through the funding of innovative projects, Deutsche Krebshilfe aims at promoting multidisciplinary research in the field of cancer prevention in Germany. In addition, this priority programme seeks to ensure a long-term sustainability of high-quality research by establishing a dedicated training programme for graduate students in cancer prevention.

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https://AUSSCHREIBUNG/PROGRAMME ANNOUNCEMENT & LEITFADEN/APPLICANTS' GUIDELINES:
https://www.krebshilfe.de/forschen/foerderung/ausschreibungen/