EU-funded Czech cancer prevention centre in Brno leverages AI and early detection to tackle Europe's growing oncology burden
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Summary
Czechia has opened a major new cancer prevention centre in Brno, the Centre for Oncological Prevention at the Masaryk Memorial Cancer Institute (MOÚ), as part of a €46.1 million modernisation project largely funded by the EU's NextGenerationEU. The centre focuses on earlier detection, artificial intelligence, and personalised prevention to address Europe's growing cancer burden. Czech Health Minister Adam Vojtěch called it an exceptionally important step, and EU Health Commissioner Várhelyi described it as a potential model for Europe.
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EU Health Commissioner Várhelyi described the state-of-the-art cancer centre as a potential model for Europe
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