Colon cancer
Colorectal cancer, also known as bowel cancer, is the second most common cancer in women (after breast cancer) and the third most common cancer in men (after prostate and lung cancer). The cancer cells almost always arise from benign, non-cancerous polyps. However, it should be noted that not all polyps give rise to colorectal cancer. Read more about CRIG research focusing on different aspects of colorectal cancer below.
CRIG group leaders
Other CRIG members
- dr. Elien Alderweireldt (PhD)
- Yasmine Bader
- Gillian Blancke
- prof. Tom Boterberg
- Amber Boutens
- Marieke Carels
- dr. Elena Catanzaro (PhD)
- dr. Sarah Cosyns
- dr. Eric James de Bony de Lavergne (PhD)
- Jordy De Coninck
- prof. Kim De Leeneer (PhD)
- Angela Debruyne
- dr. Franceska Dedeurwaerdere (MD)
- dr. Jesse Demuytere (MD)
- dr. Benedicte Descamps (PhD)
- dr. Elly Devlieghere
- prof. Ruslan Dmitriev (PhD)
- Yanou Engelen
- Sam Ernst
- Oriane Gillon
- dr. Tess Goessens (PhD)
- dr. Charlotte Grootaert (PhD)
- Jef Haerinck
- dr. Lieselot Y. Hemeryck
- Tingyu Hu
- prof. Inge Huybrechts (PhD)
- Maude Jans
- Faye Naessens
- Truong Nguyen
- dr. Irina Okkelman (PhD)
- dr. Eva Pape (PhD)
- dr. Ioanna Petta (PhD)
- dr. Mohammad Rahimi Gorji (PhD)
- Quentin Roux
- Nidda Saeed
- Mariia Saviuk
- Eliese Schelstraete
- Alexandra Thiran
- Marie Thorp
- prof. John Van Camp (PhD)
- Kevin Van der borght
- Judith van Ovost
- prof. Gabrielle van Ramshorst (MD, PhD)
- dr. Sophie Van Welden (PhD)
- Amélie Vander Cruyssen
- dr. Hanne Verschuere (PhD)
- Jeroen Verstappe
- Febe Vertriest
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