Activité physique adaptée

L’activité physique adaptée (APA) est une thérapeutique non médicamenteuse dont les bienfaits ne sont plus à démontrer pour de nombreuses pathologies chroniques et cancers. 

Dans la mesure du possible, il est important de maintenir une activité physique régulière tout au long du parcours de soins. Elle contribue à améliorer la qualité de vie, tout en maintenant la masse musculaire (couplée à des apports alimentaires suffisants).

18 June 2024

Social inequalities widen after a breast cancer

A French-Swiss team has highlighted the long-term impact of socioeconomic inequalities on the quality of life of women who have had breast cancer.

Clinical trial summary for laypersons

In compliance with European Regulation 536/2014 on clinical trials of medicinal products and/or treatments for human use, Gustave Roussy publishes the simplified results of clinical trials promoted or managed by Gustave Roussy.

Tumour immunology and anti-cancer immunotherapy

The team belongs to the UMR 1015 - Tumour immunology and anti-cancer immunotherapy

The unit "Tumour immunology and anti-cancer immunotherapy" consists of four groups:

Organization of the Biological Resource Center

The Gustave Roussy Biobank is structured into two modules:

Biological Resource Center presentation

The Gustave Roussy Biobank’s mission is to contribute to cancer research by providing research teams with high-quality biological resources.

It has been created in 2001 to centralize the management of biological resources from healthcare and for research purposes, thereby ensuring optimal technical support and traceability of samples and their associated data.

In 2011, the “fluid” module from clinical trials has been integrated into the CRB, expanding the department's scope of activity.