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RGCC International Gathering Event 2023
Zurich, Switzerland
RGCC International GmbH recently concluded its highly anticipated Gathering at "The Circle Convention Centre Zurich Airport" in Switzerland from…
13th Day of Life Sciences
ZHAW Life Sciences and Facility Management, Grüentalstrasse 14, 8820 Wädenswil(PDF 3,0 MB)
We are delighted to be one of the main sponsors at the 13th Day of Life Sciences on 9th…
Genetic mutation could hold the key to new breast cancer treatments
Scientists have identified a mutated gene that causes breast cancer to become more aggressive and spread to other parts…
New tumour biobank powers personalised cancer treatments
Scientists have discovered new and more effective ways of growing breast cancer tumours that could accelerate research and the…
Mutated BRCA genes raise prostate and pancreatic cancer risk
Mutations in BRCA1 and BRCA2 genes increase the risk of breast cancer but may also cause prostate and pancreatic…
DNA disruption could cause cancer, say scientists
Scientists studying the cell replication process have discovered that damage to DNA during the early stages could potentially create…
Exciting update for North America customers
We are delighted to announce the launch of a brand-new branch office dedicated to serving the needs of RGCC…
Chemotherapy drugs open door to cancer cells
Chemotherapy drugs could enhance the spread of cancer beyond a primary tumour site, scientists have established. In tests, researchers…
How cancer cells evade the immune system
Mutations in cancer-suppressing genes that block cell growth may explain why some cancers evade the body’s immune system, scientists…
Celebrating our inaugural virtual RGCC Gathering
Zug, Switzerland
RGCC Network doctors from across the world set their alarm clocks and tuned in for RGCC’s first ever virtual…
Researchers identify a key enzyme in tumours
Researchers have identified a key enzyme that cancerous tumours rely on to grow and spread within the body. Described…
ctDNA accurate at diagnosing rectal cancer relapse
Combining circulating tumour DNA (ctDNA) with magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) can more accurately predict the likelihood of locally advanced…