Everything You Need to Know About Sarcoma
A growing lump is not a game.Sarcoma is a rare cancer that affects soft tissues or bones. Because it is not widely known, diagnosis is sometimes delayed.
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.
The Jules Bordet Institute accredited as a “Comprehensive Cancer Centre” by the OECI
The Jules Bordet Institute has just been officially accredited by the Organisation of European Cancer Institutes (OECI) as a Comprehensive Cancer Centre (CCC) for a period of five years.
Tips for Enjoying Summer Despite Cancer
Heat, sun exposure, hydration, fatigue… Summer can raise many questions for people undergoing cancer treatment or those who have completed their treatment. Should you avoid the sun? How can you cope with high temperatures? What precautions should you take?
Boosting Immunotherapy in Breast Cancer: Researchers at the Jules Bordet Institute Publish in Nature Medicine
This clinical study, conducted by researchers at the Jules Bordet Institute, focused on so-called "cold" breast cancers—tumours that are poorly recognized by the immune system.
Save the Date : BSMO-Bordet 2026
To mark this 20th anniversary edition, the symposium will showcase the latest innovations shaping the future of oncology. The opening keynote lecture will be delivered by Prof. Ahmad Awada on the theme: "20 Years of Oncology Innovation: Lessons & Future Directions."
Hôp'Voices Episode 15: Alexis' Story
July is Sarcoma Awareness Month – discover Alexis' inspiring story.
World first: The Urology team treats prostate cancer under local anesthesia alone!
Prof. Alexandre Peltier and the H.U.B. Urology team have achieved a world first: performing targeted treatment for localized prostate cancer using transperineal microwave ablation (TMA) exclusively under local anesthesia.
Young People and Life After Cancer: A Conference for Discussion, Connection and Networking
The teams at the Jules Bordet Institute are pleased to invite you to a conference dedicated to life after cancer for adolescents and young adults on Tuesday, 8 September 2026, from 2:00 p.m.
Book your appointment online for a knee MRI or a Mammotest via MyHUB
Good news!You can now use MyHUB to book appointments directly for:
Red September – 2026 Haematology Patient Seminars
Red September – 2026 Haematology Patient SeminarsAs part of Red September, the Haematology Department at the Jules Bordet Institute is organising four educational seminars (held in French only) for patients
Multiple Myeloma & AL Amyloidosis (2 September 2026)
This first haematology seminar for patients is dedicated to multiple myeloma and AL amyloidosis.
Chronic Myeloproliferative Disorders (22 September 2026)
This final seminar will focus on the main chronic myeloproliferative neoplasms (MPNs), their treatment options, and the psychological support available to help patients cope with living with a chronic disease.
Lymphoid Disorders (16 September 2026)
The medical team will present the latest therapeutic advances in the treatment of lymphoid disorders, as well as recent developments in the management of patients with Hodgkin lymphoma.
Unable to attend? Cancel your appointment in time to avoid charges
Appointments that are neither attended nor cancelled are a major cause of delays in our hospitals. If you are unable to keep your appointment, please let us know as soon as possible.
HÔP'VOICES: Season 2 is coming on September 7 !
Behind every episode of this new season are three faces: Frédérique, Marine and Pauline. We’re going out to meet the people who bring the H.U.B. to life, giving them a voice and a chance to share their stories… their emotions… their voices.
Stoma Day on October 2: Information Stand
Programme of the dayMembers of the stoma therapy team will be present at an information stand to inf
Turquoise September: gynaecological cancers can affect women at any age
From September 1 to 30, the Brussels University Hospital is raising awareness as part of Turquoise September, the month dedicated to raising awareness about gynaecological cancers.
September events
On the programme this September: patient seminars as part of Septembre Rouge, an onco-sexology workshop, a meeting dedicated to integrative medicine, and an information stand on head and neck cancers.
Ovarian cancer: taking a piece of the tumour to test treatments
While Septembre Turquoise shines a spotlight on gynaecological cancers each year, research continues to make progress in understanding these diseases and, ultimately, treating them more effectively.