Institut Bordet - Retour à la page d'accueil
en
I want to donate to research

 News

Together, Let’s Care for Our Care Environments

Violence — whether verbal, physical, or psychological — has no place within our healthcare institutions. Through a new prevention campaign, the H.U.B aims to strengthen awareness of the importance of respecting healthcare professionals, patients, and their loved ones.A Reality on the Ground That Calls for VigilanceHealthcare teams are increasingly confronted with situations of tension and various forms of violence, ranging from incivility to…
(read more)

Participatory gardening workshops

As part of the supportive activities offered to hematology patients, a workshop programme entitled “Participatory Vegetable Garden” is being set up behind the Jules Bordet Institute. This initiative aims to complement medical care with an approach focused on well-being, social connection and outdoor activity.The participatory gardening workshops are open to adult patients with chronic lymphocytic leukemia (CLL) and to individuals in remission…
(read more)

A wonderful recognition for the AYA team !

The team dedicated to Adolescents and Young Adults at the Jules Bordet Institute had the honor of receiving an award at a national hematology congress (BHS).This award will enable them to develop workshops specifically designed for AYA patients, based on their needs, wishes, and realities. These will be moments of exchange, sharing, and connection between patients, co-created with them and supported by a multidisciplinary team.The AYA team would…
(read more)

More breast specialists, more screenings!

The team of breast imaging radiologists at the Institut Jules Bordet is growing !

With a larger team, we can carry out more screenings, because our priority is to care for your breasts and keep them healthy.The breast imaging radiology team at the Institut Jules Bordet now includes 13 physicians: Dr Ana Andres Paz, Yaël Benhamou, Marie Debehogne, Cédric Descatoire, Cécile Dekeyser, Stylianos Drisis, Dominique Etogo, Veronica Mendez-…
(read more)

A strong presence of the Institut Jules Bordet at the 15th edition of the European Breast Cancer Conference

Several of our experts took part in this international conference dedicated to breast cancer, showcasing the expertise and multidisciplinary commitment of our teams:Michail Ignatiadis – hormone-dependent cancer
Evandro de Azambuja – brain metastases (early HER2-positive breast cancer)
Philippe Aftimos – new hormone therapies
Christos Sotiriou & Laurence Buisseret – tumor microenvironment
Elisa Agostinetto – ctDNA in the…
(read more)

An important distinction for the Nuclear Medicine Department

The Nuclear Medicine Department of the H.U.B. has obtained the “Theranostics Center of Excellence – Level 2 (Advanced)” accreditation awarded by the European Association of Nuclear Medicine.This distinction highlights our expertise in theranostics, an innovative approach in nuclear medicine that enables the targeted and personalized diagnosis and treatment of certain tumors.It recognizes the high level of quality, safety, and innovation in our…
(read more)

The Immunotoxicity Management Competence Center featured in a special issue of the Brussels Medical Review

The Immunotoxicity Management Competence Center of the H.U.B. has been featured in a special issue of the Brussels Medical Review.Written by a multidisciplinary panel and led by Prof. Anne-Pascale Meert together with Dr. Maxime Ilzkovitz and Dr. Louis Wolff, this supplement outlines recommendations for the early detection and management of side effects associated with anti-cancer immunotherapies.These inflammatory and autoimmune complications,…
(read more)

A giant colon installed in the entrance hall of the Institute Jules Bordet

On the occasion of Blue March, the month dedicated to raising awareness about colorectal cancer screening, a large inflatable structure representing a colon was installed this Thursday in the entrance hall of the Institute Jules Bordet. Visitors were able to walk through an educational replica of the colon. The objective? To better understand the progression of lesions and the importance of screening.If you have any questions or concerns about…
(read more)