European Cancer Information Portal
Reliable information about cancer
Quality-checked, easy-to-understand information about cancer for patients, relatives and anyone who wants to understand more about cancer.
Before diagnosis
What is important before the diagnosis?
Diagnostic Methods
Learn which examinations and procedures are used to detect cancer – and what to expect at each stage.
Early Detections
Find out how regular screenings and early check-ups can help detect cancer before symptoms appear.
Symptoms
Discover which warning signs may indicate cancer and when you should speak to your doctor.
Cancer Types
What kind of cancer are you looking for information on?
Cancer Patient
For cancer patients
Cancer Relative
Help for relatives and caregivers
How does cancer affect the psychosocial aspects of life?
A cancer diagnosis affects the entire family. Discover how caregivers can find emotional balance, organise daily support, and prevent burnout while caring for loved ones.
Psychosocial counseling and practical everyday support
Access professional counseling services, legal guidance, and local care networks tailored to relieve the emotional and administrative burden on partners and family members.
After Diagnosis
After the diagnosis – what now?
Cancer Survivorship
Guidance on physical recovery, emotional resilience, long-term follow-up care, and returning to everyday life after active treatment.
Rehabilitation
Comprehensive oncological rehabilitation programmes designed to restore strength, mobility, and well-being with medical and psychological support.
About EU-CiP
We provide scientifically verified information
The European Cancer Information Portal brings together validated, evidence-based oncological knowledge developed in close collaboration with leading cancer centers, patient advocates, and European researchers. Our mission is to empower patients, families, and healthcare professionals with accessible, transparent, and multilingual cancer information.