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The Council of Ministers approved an amendment to the Royal Decree on paediatric oncology which groups patients in a smaller number of reference centres and creates networks to organise parts of the treatment trajectory close to the patient's home.
The first BSPHO Scientific Meeting of 2024 brought together physicians and researchers to discuss paediatric haemato-oncology advancements.
In January 2024, the NORDIC trial launched and will evaluate Cerebellar Mutism Syndrome in children undergoing brain tumour surgery.
The Department of Pediatric Hemato-Oncology at the Queen Fabiola Children's University Hospital (HUDERF) is recruiting a Hemato-Oncology Clinical Studies Coordinator (CDI - 38H).
In October 2023, a new registry (RELIVE) was open in Belgium.
In September 2023, ALCL-VBL trial was launched to evaluate Vinblastine treatment for children under 18 with Anaplastic Large Cell Lymphoma.
New booklet by BAYER: 'Detective Didi & Sidekick' - Helping Kids Understand Cancer.
September is the month to raise awareness and support for young cancer patients and their families. Learn more about childhood cancer.
New study launched: FaR-RMS study investigates novel treatments for pediatric and adult Rhabdomyosarcoma patients, aiming to enhance outcomes.
An open position for a Pediatric Neuro-Oncologist is available at the Princess Máxima Center.
The Belgian Cancer Registry presents its latest publication 'Cancer in children and adolescents in Belgium 2004-2020'.
Update for healthcare professionals: Teva Pharma Belgium introduces new indications and reimbursement criteria for LONQUEX® (lipegfilgrastim) 6 mg, effective from 1 March 2023.
The Clinical Trial Day celebrated advancements in paediatric haemato-oncology research. Thought-provoking presentations, notable trials, and networking opportunities highlighted the positive impact on patient care.
We are pleased to share Neuroblastoma educational materials developed by the working groups (WG) for patients and their families. Learn more about it and find the material here!
BSPHO attended the KickCancer's Patients Foundation “Improving care and research for Adolescents and Young Adults (AYA) with cancer” that was organised on Friday 26 May 2023.
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On Friday, March 10th, the Young BSPHO organised their second ‘Building bridges in pediatric oncology’ symposium.
BSPHO coordinated the arrival of 4 Ukrainian children with cancer in Belgium to ensure the best care for patients and their families.
The BSPHO team collected 3.038€ during the Run to Kick 2022.
BSPHO coordinated the arrival of 10 Ukrainian children with cancer in Belgium to ensure the best care for patients and their families.
The Belgian cancer registry is pleased to announce the publication haematological malignancies Belgium 2004-2018.
The Council of Ministers approved an amendment to the Royal Decree on paediatric oncology which groups patients in a smaller number of reference centres and creates networks to organise parts of the treatment trajectory close to the patient's home.
The first BSPHO Scientific Meeting of 2024 brought together physicians and researchers to discuss paediatric haemato-oncology advancements.
In January 2024, the NORDIC trial launched and will evaluate Cerebellar Mutism Syndrome in children undergoing brain tumour surgery.
The Department of Pediatric Hemato-Oncology at the Queen Fabiola Children's University Hospital (HUDERF) is recruiting a Hemato-Oncology Clinical Studies Coordinator (CDI - 38H).
In September 2023, ALCL-VBL trial was launched to evaluate Vinblastine treatment for children under 18 with Anaplastic Large Cell Lymphoma.
New booklet by BAYER: 'Detective Didi & Sidekick' - Helping Kids Understand Cancer.
New study launched: FaR-RMS study investigates novel treatments for pediatric and adult Rhabdomyosarcoma patients, aiming to enhance outcomes.
The Belgian Cancer Registry presents its latest publication 'Cancer in children and adolescents in Belgium 2004-2020'.
We are pleased to share Neuroblastoma educational materials developed by the working groups (WG) for patients and their families. Learn more about it and find the material here!
BSPHO coordinated the arrival of 4 Ukrainian children with cancer in Belgium to ensure the best care for patients and their families.