Igor and Kathrin Kirchhainer win the Veronika Fialka Moser Diversity Prize from the MedUni Vienna

The Medical University of Vienna annually awards exceptional contributions to promotion of diversity in categories “Reseach”, “Teaching”, “Thesis” and “Community”. Named after the late Prof Veronika Filka Moser, the prize was awarded this year for the tenth time. The first place in the category “Teaching” was awarded to Igor and Kathrin Kirchheiner from the Clinic...

Igor gives a talk at the Austrian Parliament

Igor Grabovac gave a key note in the Austrian Parliemant on the 12th of February as part of the “Zukunft Gesundheit” panel organised by Karl Landsteiner Society and supported by MSD Österreich. Igor voiced the need for more equitable approaches in designing cancer care pathways focusing on participatory co-design approaches. Igor also presented our expeirence...

Cancer Prevention Day at the Medical University of Vienna

Our Igor Grabovac supported by Ramona Afzali and Sabrina Pfluger participated in the Cancer Prevention Day organised by the Medical University of Vienna and the General Hospital Vienna. Together with a panel of experts, Igor presented on the role of healthy behaviour in reducing cancer risk, emphasizing: “With primary preventive measures such as physical activity,...

Honja presents Less is More at the Austrian Patient Advisory Board

On November 28, 2024, our Honja had the opportunity to present at the Austrian Patient Advisory Board (Österreichischer Patient:innenbeirat). The talk, titled Verschreibungspraktiken in Wien: Erste Erkenntnisse zu „Deprescribing“, focused on findings from our “Less is More?“-project. The session delved into the concept of deprescribing drawing on preliminary data from Vienna. The presentation highlighted the challenges...

Our Projects Spotlighted at the European Cancer Summit

Honja Hama and Igor Grabovac visited the European Cancer Summit between 20th and 22nd of November in Brussels. The European Cancer Summit is a high level event organized by the European Cancer Organisation and brings academic researchers, medical practitioners involved in cancer prevention and care and policy makers from national and EU levels. We are...

Lisa and Igor win a new grant from WWTF

Lisa Lehner, together with Igor Grabovac won a new grant from the Vienna Science and Technology Fund – WWTF! The transdisciplinary project called “HPVienna: Pioneering a Transdisciplinary Urban Surveillance System for Human Papilloma Virus with Vulnerable Communities” focuses on surveillance, genotyping and modelling of HPV in vulnerable communities in Vienna. The project brings together the Bergthaler...