ICM - Institut du Cancer de Montpellier in the news

ICM Montpellier has launched a space-themed radiotherapy pathway for children to make treatment a more engaging experience.

The Institute of Cancer of Montpellier (ICM) adapted its radiotherapy services for children to reduce anxiety and improve the patient experience.

ICM organizes events and campaigns in September to raise awareness about gynecological cancers.

The Pratgestoise mountain bike event raised €4,000 for cancer research at the Institut du Cancer de Montpellier.

Professor Stéphanie Nougaret at ICM received a European Research Council grant for PRIMO, an AI project developing a decision support system for ovarian cancer treatment.

Professor Stéphanie Nougaret of the Institut du Cancer de Montpellier secured a prestigious European Research Council grant for her PRIMO project, focusing on developing an AI-driven therapeutic decision-making system for ovarian cancer.

The Montpellier Reine 2026 charity event raised a record 160,000 euros for breast cancer research and local healthcare institutions including the ICM.

Organizes an educational event and conference series focused on brain tumor care pathways and research innovations.

ICM is expanding its European influence through advanced robotic surgery, immunotherapy research, and the construction of a major new oncology innovation center by 2027.

Professor Marc Ychou has been reappointed to lead the Montpellier Cancer Institute, focusing on hospital modernization and the construction of a new innovation center.

Professor Marc Ychou will serve a third term as head of the Montpellier Cancer Institute, focusing on modernization and new research facilities opening by 2027.

The Somail festival committee donated 18,850 euros to the Montpellier Cancer Institute to support cancer research and new surgical technology.

Professor Marc Ychou has been reappointed for a third term to lead the Montpellier Cancer Institute following its recent European accreditation.

Professor Marc Ychou begins a third five-year term as Director General of the Montpellier Cancer Institute.

Céline Bourgier, a professor and practitioner at the Institut du Cancer de Montpellier, coordinates a teaching unit at the Faculty of Medicine of Montpellier-Nîmes to instruct medical students in empathy and therapeutic communication.

Institut du Cancer de Montpellier uses the Miroki robot and Microsoft Azure to comfort children undergoing radiation therapy by providing a reassuring presence during treatment when human contact is not possible.

Dell Technologies employees volunteer at the Institut du Cancer de Montpellier, providing patient support and financial contributions for 10 years, totaling over €240,000.

High school students in Montpellier are actively involved in peer-to-peer programs to prevent tobacco and alcohol addiction, showcasing creative awareness campaigns at the Institut du Cancer de Montpellier (ICM).

Miroki, an AI companion robot at Institut du Cancer de Montpellier, helps pediatric patients stay calm and still during radiotherapy by providing interactive support and reducing stress.

The Institut du Cancer de Montpellier uses the advanced Da Vinci 5 robot to improve precision and outcomes in colorectal cancer surgeries, with ongoing developments in AI and augmented reality.