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  • Success Stories for African-European Collaboration in Personalised Medicine published

    17 January 2025 – EU-Africa PerMed, a project of the ICPerMed Family, has identified and is showcasing success stories of African-European research collaborations in personalised medicine. Through real case examples, EU-Africa PerMed presents compelling narratives that illustrate the tangible benefits of international collaboration in personalised medicine and offers valuable insights to policymakers, patients, clinicians, and…

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  • PERMIT Guidelines for designing and implementing all Stages of Personalised Medicine Research

    17 January 2025 – The ICPerMed Family project PERMIT (PERsonalised MedicIne Trials) has published new recommendations ensuring the robustness of personalised medicine research programmes, throughout the personalised medicine pipeline.

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  • The Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research of Tunisia joins ICPerMed

    07 November 2024 – ICPerMed welcomes the Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research (MHESR) as new member.

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  • Webinar on Collaboration to Increase Patient Involvement in Personalised Medicine – Lessons from Nigeria, Hungary, and Perspective from Europe

    21 October 2024 – On 29 October 2024, from 16:00 to 17:30h, the EU-Africa PerMed consortium in collaboration with From Testing to Targeted Treatments (FT3) organises a webinar that will explore practical strategies for improving patient involvement and shared decision-making in healthcare. Real-world case studies from Nigeria and Hungary will highlight how these initiatives are…

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  • Draft Strategic Research and Innovation Agenda for Personalised Prevention

    01 October 2024 – The first draft of the Strategic Research and Innovation Agenda (SRIA) for Personalised Prevention of the ICPerMed Family project PROPHET was presented to invited experts at the Nanna Svartz Auditorium, BioClinicum, in Stockholm.

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  • New ICPerMed Chairs elected

    12 July 2024 – The International Consortium for Personalised Medicine (ICPerMed) has elected three new chairs. Étienne Richer (Canada, CIHR Institute of Genetics) will serve as chair, while Raili Sillart (Estonia, Ministry of Social Affairs) and Rizwana Mia (South African Medical Research Council) will serve as vice-chairs. ICPerMed would like to thank its outgoing Chair,…

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  • Policy Brief on ethical, legal, and social aspects (ELSA) in the cooperation between Europe and China

    28 June 2024 –The Sino-EU PerMed project has published its second policy brief on ethical, legal, and social aspects (ELSA) in the cooperation between Europe and China in personalised medicine.

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  • ICPerMed State of the Art Report 2023 published

    01 March 2024 – The ICPerMed State of the Art Report 2023 is published and provides information about ICPerMed’s activities, EP PerMed as well as other initiatives and activities supporting personalised medicine development and implementation.

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  • Report of the 5th ICPerMed Workshop ‘Advancing Personalised Medicine through Technology Development’ available

    01 March 2024 – The 5th ICPerMed Workshop was dedicated to the latest developments in technology and innovation that are driving personalised medicine innovation. The workshop showcased achievements and experiences of researchers, clinicians, biotech and industry leaders, and thus provided insights on how to drive personalised medicine-related innovations in healthcare. Furthermore, examples of promising technologies,…

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  • Challenges, Opportunities and Facilitators in Implementing Personalised Medicine

    16 February 2024 – ICPerMed published three documents presenting a review of challenges and identified facilitators for personalised medicine implementation in healthcare practices formulated as recommendations.

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The International Consortium for Personalised Medicine (ICPerMed) brings together almost 50 European and international partners representing ministries, funding agencies and the European Commission (EC). Together, they work on coordinating and fostering research to develop and evaluate personalised medicine approaches.

To find out more about ICPerMed, listen to the people involved in the following video, recorded during the recent ICPerMed Workshop 2023.

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What is the International Consortium for Personalised Medicine (ICPerMed)? What is the ICPerMed Family? What are our activities? How can you get in contact with us? How does the ICPerMed microcosm aim to foster the development of Personalised Medicine?

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ICPerMed Workshop ‘Advancing Personalised Medicine through Technology Development’

ICPerMed Workshop 2023 Siena
On 14 and 15 November 2023, ICPerMed organised the 5th ICPerMed Workshop, which focused on and explored the latest developments in technology and innovation driving the field of personalised medicine. The workshop took place in Siena (Italy) and aimed to showcase experiences of researchers, clinicians, biotech and industry leaders, to provide insights on how to drive personalised medicine related innovations in the healthcare sector, and to present selected and promising technologies/tools.

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The European Partnership for Personalised Medicine (EP PerMed) fosters collaboration and networking in all areas of personalised medicine between healthcare providers, researchers, citizens, payers and industry to accelerate the development and translation of personalised medicine approaches into healthcare, clinical applications and prevention. EP PerMed acts as a coordination and funding platform, bringing together more than 50 European national ministries and funding agencies in the Research Area for Health and Wellbeing. In addition, several regional authorities and government departments such as ministries of health, research, innovation and education have already joined.

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