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"The rise in cancer worldwide is largely due to people living longer," says Manuel Sobrinho Simões.
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RTP Madeira: More than half of cancer patients do not die from the disease
More than half of cancer patients do not die from the disease. This is a statement from Manuel Sobrinho Simões, a doctor, professor, and researcher.
RTP: om dia Portugal Fim de Semana
Interview on RTP 1 with José Carlos Machado, Director of Ipatimup, about "Tratar o cancro por tu".
CNN: “Tratar o cancro por tu” initiative starts this Thursday and will travel the country. “We want to use words that everyone can understand”
"Tratar o cancro por tu" is the name of an Ipatimup initiative now in its second edition.
CNN: “Tratar o cancro por tu” initiative aims to simplify the way cancer is discussed. Everyone “has an absolute need to understand,” not just cancer patients
Sobrinho Simões, a cancer researcher at Ipatimup, explains the need for "quality control" of data and information on cancer.
Sic Notícias: A project aiming to “combat myths” about cancer
"Tratar o cancro por tu" will travel to six cities across the country, starting in Porto this Thursday. The project brings together doctors and specialists.
RTP: “Tratar o cancro por tu”
The initiative by the Institute of Molecular Pathology and Immunology at the University of Porto promotes open sessions to the public, answering questions about cancer.
CNN: Sobrinho Simões Interview
Professor Manuel Sobrinho Simões gave an interview to CNN about the "Tratar o cancro por tu" initiative by Ipatimup.
RTP: Interview with Professor Manuel Sobrinho Simões on “Page 2”
Interview with Professor Manuel Sobrinho Simões on "Page 2", conducted as part of Ipatimup’s "Tratar o cancro por tu" initiative.