Cancer Prevention

This study showed the viability of designing and implementing smartphone-based interventions to promote cancer prevention behaviours. The results suggest that the cancer prevention app developed by the authors is usable and might help users change their behaviour towards healthier choices and thus reduce their personal cancer risk. 

Authors and Affiliations:

Nuno Ribeiro^a,b,c, Luís Moreira^d, Ana Margarida Pisco Almeida^c, Filipe Santos-Silva^a,b

Trinity College, Dublin, Ireland

17- 18 October 2016

See more informations here: http://www.cancerconference.ie/

Trinity College, Dublin, Ireland

17- 18 October 2016

See more informations here: http://www.cancerconference.ie/

ISPUP Auditorium, Porto, Portugal

8 February, 2016

See more informations here: http://ispup.up.pt/news/internal-news/ispup-seminar-18-12-2015/347.html/

ISPUP Auditorium, Porto, Portugal

8 February, 2016

See more informations here: http://ispup.up.pt/news/internal-news/ispup-seminar-18-12-2015/347.html/

«Cancer - Educate to Prevent» project arises from the need to design and validate effective and comprehensive new strategies in the area of ​​cancer prevention.
The project was focused on training teachers, providing them with skills to implement campaigns on the prevention of cancer. After the training, the 54 teachers involved in the project, promoted cancer prevention campaigns at their school communities, covering a total number of 42 schools in the Northern and Central regions of the country, encompassing a universe of over 5,000 students.                      

International Convention Center, Barcelona, Spain

24-25 June, 2014

See more informations here: http://www.oncoconferences.ch/mm/ISCAP-Broschuere.pdf

International Convention Center, Barcelona, Spain

24-25 June, 2014

See more informations here: http://www.oncoconferences.ch/mm/ISCAP-Broschuere.pdf