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Stavanger HF successfully recruited participants to two of the REBECCA studies using hospital intranet.

Breast cancer is a life-changing diagnosis that affects many women across the world. The REBECCA project aims at improving the quality of life for breast cancer patients by conducting multiple studies and combining data from different sources. The Stavanger University Hospital's intranet, Pulsen,...

Towards better stakeholder engagement: looking back to the World Cancer Day 2023 results

This year’s World Cancer Day campaign with a catchy slogan “Close The Care Gap” among other things, provided an in-depth look at the socioeconomic factors, such as cultural contexts, gender norms, income and education levels, as well as the prejudices, discrimination and assumptions based on age,...

World Cancer Day 2023 is approaching! The REBECCA Project Team is Excited to Support the Cause!

Cancer is a devastating disease that continues to impact the lives of millions of people across the globe. Although cancer can be treated and managed, many patients and their loved ones often feel overwhelmed in the aftermath of such a diagnosis. Cancer treatments can be a long and challenging jo...

Introduction to the REBECCA Case Report Form

As of 2022, breast cancer is the most common form of cancer among women worldwide. Following their primary cancer treatment, women are facing significant challenges in their lives. These include physical symptoms, such as pain or fatigue, as well as emotional symptoms, including fear of cancer re...

Garmin recognizes the value of REBECCA’s novel indicators

On 30 September, Dr Konstantinos Kyritsis from the Multimedia Understanding Group (MUG), Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering at the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki presented the REBECCA project at the Garmin Health Summit ‘22. In his presentation, Dr Konstantinos Kyritsis focus...

REBECCA mobile app, patient empowerment at its best

INCLIVA presents the REBECCA project at a meeting with patients’ associations

Last week of September, the INCLIVA Biomedical Research Institute organized a meeting with patients’ associations in collaboration with the Breast Cancer Unit of the Hospital Clinic of Valencia. The objective of the meeting was to disseminate the latest advances in breast cancer research, present...

Interview with REBECCA project coordinator Prof. Dr Delopoulos & Amazona representative R. Middelveld

The interview with project coordinator Prof. Dr Delopoulos & Amazona representative R. Middelveld is finally out! Dr Delopoulos, a professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering at the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, and R. Middelveld, a breast cancer survivor and a member of a ...

Master thesis research from Karolinska Institute looks at the first results of the REBECCA mobile app use

The Master thesis titled ‘Differences in the Use Characteristics of a Mobile App to Assess Dietary Behavior and Physical Activity Lifestyle Parameters in Two Different Age Groups of Breast Cancer Survivors: A Pilot Cross-Sectional Study’, authored by Ms Zahra Ataei Kachouei, a student at the Mast...

Best Paper Award An improved neural network model for treatment effect estimation

REBECCA project wins the Best Paper Award at AIAI 2022

On 19 June, Ms Niki Kiriakidou, Harokopio University of Athens, represented the REBECCA project at the 18th International Conference on Artificial Intelligence Applications and Innovations (AIAI 2022) with a paper titled An improved neural network model for treatment effect estimation. The paper ...

Guest post: REBECCA mobile application, patient empowerment at its best

Patient involvement in the development and design of the REBECCA 360º platform was identified as essential already at the planning stage of the project. This is how we at the Stockholm-based breast cancer association Amazona became a partner in the project where our role is to provide the patient...