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19/09/2025

🧡 In treatment, each of us is different.
Some find strength in shared stories within support groups, while others prefer the intimacy of one-on-one counseling.
💬 What is it like for you? Let us know in the comments!

18/09/2025

🧡🎨 New Look, Same Promise to You

We're excited to share our refreshed identity with all of you taking part in our incredible community of survivors, patients and families who inspire us every single day!

Our new logo represents the stories and biology of outliers, those extraordinary Cancer survivors just like many of you.
Whether you're a long-term survivor, currently in treatment, or supporting a loved one, your story can hold keys that could help give hope to others.

Together, we're building the world's largest network of hope, turning individual miracles into medical breakthroughs for everyone.
Thank you for being part of this journey with us. 🧡

17/09/2025

1 Question, 3 Answers
In this new series of posts, we ask one essential question, and invite three voices to answer: a doctor, a patient, a researcher, a caregiver, a Cure51 Team Member and more.

🧬 Our third question: What’s a myth about Cancer you’d like to debunk?

Yann Bizien, Patients’ Committee Manager
🟥 Myth: There is no innovation in Cancer research.
🟢 The truth? Cancer research is actually "boiling" with innovation and moving fast, we just need to look beyond the outdated treatments to see the breakthroughs happening right now.

Marine Otero Del Val, Head of Product
🟥 Myth: Cancer research is moving too slowly and progress takes forever.
🟢 The truth? Research is already accelerating enormously: we're moving at a much faster, more sustained pace than people realize.

Quentin Blampey, Machine Learning Researcher
🟥 Myth: Cancer research failures are wasted effort and don't contribute to progress.
🟢 The truth? Every single study, even those that seem to "fail", adds another small stone to the foundation, and it's all these combined efforts that create the breakthroughs we need.

💬 What is your answer? We’d love to hear it, feel free to share it in the comments!

Yann

11/09/2025

🩵 We proudly stand with you for Turquoise Month, September's time to raise awareness of gynecologic Cancers

🇺🇸 Meet Samantha, a cherished member of our Patients’ Committee, who knows this journey intimately. Diagnosed with cervical Cancer at just 27, she faced not one but three recurrences. Each time, she had to confront uncertainty, limited treatment options and the heavy weight of resilience.

What carried Samantha through was the strength she found in community and advocacy:
"I've learned to see value in all the ups and downs. I've grown so much personally and know what I'm capable of. I'm grateful for who I've become along the way."

Today, Samantha brings that experience and determination to our mutual work, to advance research and improve outcomes for women everywhere.

🎥 Want to learn more about Samantha’s journey? Stay tuned for more interviews coming up!

08/09/2025

🧡 Your Voice, Your Story with Yann Bizien: Looking up medical information online

Tell us your thoughts: is looking up information about Cancer online a good idea?
🎥 Meet Isabelle. In 2011, she began experiencing simple back pain. A few months later, she was diagnosed with inoperable pancreatic Cancer. Two years later, she was diagnosed with a second Cancer: lung Cancer with liver metastases.
Today, Isabelle is considered cured of all three Cancers.

In this third episode, Isabelle opens up about her choice to avoid going online to gather information about her Cancer.

💬 When faced with health challenges, did you become a research detective or did you choose Isabelle's path of intentional ignorance? Tell us in the comments!

05/09/2025

🧡 Your Voice, Our Mission: Meet Yann Bizien!

Everything we do begins and ends with you, the patients. That’s why we are so proud to introduce Yann Bizien, our brilliant Patients' Committee Manager!
A Pancreatic Cancer survivor himself, Yann truly embodies our mission to work for Cancer patients and with Cancer patients.

In 2017, at just 35, Yann was diagnosed with advanced Pancreatic Cancer. After a 7-year journey through treatment, hope and setbacks, Yann is now considered an exceptional Cancer survivor 🙌
Currently a participant in our Rosalind Study, Yann is living proof that exceptional outcomes to Cancer are possible!

As our Patients' Committee Manager, Yann brings your perspective into every step of our work. With Yann, we make sure your voices guide:
🗣️ Communication & advocacy: so your stories are heard across the world
📝 Knowledge translation: turning patient journeys like yours into science
⚖️ Ethical oversight: keeping what’s best for patients at the center
✍️ Patient-centred content: bridging the gap between science and your experience

🏡 And outside of work? You’ll find Yann swimming laps, or jogging and cycling through the French countryside. He's also passionate about music, playing guitar, and has an ongoing project restoring a country house in Normandy, where he's tackled everything from replacing 6,000 roof tiles to creating beautiful gardens.

💬 Want to participate? Our Patients’ Committee is always open to new voices! If you’d like to share your experience and help shape Cancer research, DM us or contact Yann directly at pc@cure51.com

03/09/2025

💡 Ever wondered how doctors can actually see Cancer's activity in your body?

Meet the PET Scan, a powerful imaging tool used in Cancer care to detect how active Cancer cells are.
Here’s it works:
🧪 A small amount of radioactive sugar is injected into your bloodstream
🧠 Cancer cells consume more energy, so they absorb more of the sugar, making them light up during the scan
🖥️ This allows doctors to spot even small or hidden tumors that other scans might miss

This incredible technology is used to:
- Get a clear picture at diagnosis
- See if the Cancer has spread to other areas
- Check how well your treatment is working
- Monitor you during follow-up care

✨ The beautiful part? Being able to understand how each unique Cancer behaves, so doctors can create a treatment plan that's truly personalized for each and every one of us. This precision means better outcomes, fewer side effects and better treatments.

💬 Heard another term you’d like us to explain? Leave it in the comments below!

01/09/2025

🧡 Your Voice, Your Story with Yann Bizien

🎥 Meet Isabelle. She was diagnosed with inoperable pancreatic Cancer and lung Cancer with liver metastases.
Today, Isabelle is considered cured of both Cancers.

When we speak about Cancer, we often speak in metaphors of war: battling, fighting, surviving. For Isabelle, the path was different: instead of a fight, it was a form of surrender and of quiet resistance.
💬 Was it the same for you? Tell us in the comment!

29/08/2025

🧡 Your Voice, Your Story with Yann Bizien

🎥 Meet Isabelle. In 2011, she began experiencing simple back pain. A few months later, she was diagnosed with inoperable pancreatic Cancer. Two years later, she was diagnosed with a second Cancer: lung Cancer with liver metastases.
Today, Isabelle is considered cured of all three Cancers.

In this first video, Isabelle shares how she first learned about her diagnosis, inoperable lung Cancer, and how she made the decision to keep going, even when some doctors had already given up.
Her story is a powerful reminder of what it means to move forward and choose life.

🔔 🧡 Inspired by Isabelle’s story? Stay tuned for more episodes!

27/08/2025

🧡 After diagnosis, we all cope differently. Some of us crave the comfort and stability of our old routines, while others feel called to make big changes and prioritize differently.

💬 What is it like for you? Let us know in the comments!

25/08/2025

🔬 Breakthroughs in Cancer research can change how we think about treatment, prevention, and survival: what if a single gene could change how your body uses vitamin D, and help stop Cancer cells in their tracks?

That’s the question researchers from Hamad Bin Khalifa University (Qatar) and Middle East University (Jordan) set out to answer when they studied a little-known gene called SDR42E1. This gene is essential for absorbing and processing vitamin D, a nutrient we all need for strong bones, immunity, and overall health.

Scientists used a precise gene-editing tool called CRISPR to "turn off" the SDR42E1 gene in colorectal Cancer cells. The results were remarkable: more than half the cancer cells died, thousands of other Cancer-promoting genes stopped working properly, and healthy cells remained completely safe.

🧡 While this research is still in early stages, it offers a glimpse into a future where Cancer treatment is tailored specifically to every patient’s unique biology.

22/08/2025

Some days, all it takes is a sentence to shift our mindset.
These quote reminds us: strength and hope often come from the smallest sparks.

💬 Do you know someone who’d find this inspiring? Tag them in the comments!

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