Léon Bérard Center

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Anesthesia-resuscitation

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Cancer surgery

Medical oncology

Occupational cancers

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ENT, cervico-facial, thyroid

Early Phase Clinical Trials

Fertility preservation

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Chest tumors

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Public health

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Sarcomas and GISTs

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Wilms

Services

Adapted physical activity

Anesthesia - Resuscitation

Biology

Tumor biology

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Prevention, Cancer and Environment

Cancer surgery

Medical oncology

Pediatric Oncology

International Patients Cell

Oncogenetics consultation

Department of Supportive Care

Dietetic

Department of Clinical Research and Innovation

Hospital Hygiene Operational Team

Hospitalization and home care

Nuclear Medicine - Lumen Center

Medical Information Unit

Pharmacy

Public health

Quality - Risk Management

Radiology

Radiotherapy

Humanities and Social Sciences

Learning Resources

Novel Therapies and Diagnostic Methods

Screening: Cancer Screening Program

Primary purpose: To detect cancer or precancerous conditions early, when they are most effectively treated.

Cancer Areas of Interest: Breast [1], Colorectal [2], ...

Cancer-related Patient Associations and Resources

Patient Association: The Léon Bérard Center Volunteers Association

Primary purpose: Every day in Consultation, Day Hospital and Radiotherapy, volunteers take turns from Monday to Friday to welcome and listen to patients. They offer coffee and sweets. In addition, in the Medicine department, a team is present with hospitalized patients and their relatives.

Informaiton: Information [3].

Facility: Espace de Rencontres et d'Information (ERI)

Primary purpose: Serves as an informational hub and meeting place for cancer patients and their loved ones, offering resources to better understand the disease, its treatment, and its impacts, while also fostering a supportive community.

Information: Information [4].

Resource: Therapeutic Education For Patients and Relatives (ETAPP)

Primary purpose: To equip patients and their families with the knowledge and skills necessary to manage their life with cancer, enabling them to understand and cope with the impacts of the disease, as well as facilitating informed decision-making and self-care throughout the treatment process.

Information: Information [5].

Resource: Take Care of Yourself

Primary purpose: Provide free, comprehensive wellness and beauty treatments, such as facial care, massages, manicures, corrective makeup, and hairdressing advice, aimed at enhancing the well-being and self-esteem of patients during their cancer treatment, and aiding them in managing the physical changes associated with their illness.

Information: Information [6].

Resource: Adaptive Physical Activity

Primary purpose: Provides comprehensive, adapted physical activity (APA) programs designed to help patients maintain or regain an active lifestyle during their treatment, with proven benefits in reducing mortality, recurrence risk, and fatigue, and improving quality of life, psychological state, and physical condition.

Information: https://www.centreleonberard.fr/patient-proche/vous-accompagner/mieux-vivre-le-cancer/activite-physique

Resource: Addiction Treatment

Primary purpose: To provide comprehensive support for individuals seeking to overcome addictions, particularly smoking, alcohol, and drugs, through the Center Léon Bérard's addictology system. This includes individual consultations, personalized treatment strategies, follow-ups, and education about the detrimental effects of these substances, particularly for cancer patients.

Information: Addiction treatment [7] and smoking cessation [8].

Resource: Occupational Cancer Consultation

Primary purpose: To improve the diagnosis of work-related cancers, identify potential occupational exposure, and assist patients with their compensation claims as occupational diseases.

Information: Information and contact [9].

Resource: Oncogenetics Consultation

Primary purpose: To assess potential hereditary cancer risks in families, consider possible genetic predispositions, offer appropriate genetic testing when required, and provide tailored monitoring and prevention advice based on the identified risks.

Information: Information and contact [10].