As part of Plan National Cancer 2, the Institut National du Cancer organized a co-construction workshop with patients and their relatives to devise practical tools aimed at improving the way cancer diagnoses are communicated. Five prototypes were discussed, and the next steps include the creation, dissemination, and adoption of these tools, with feedback expected in 2026.

An important milestone has been reached in the fight against cancer in Luxembourg with the official launch of the project to establish a Luxembourg Pilot Center for Cancer Control (CCC) as part of the European EUNetCCC project.

The “ Diagnosis Announcement ” project, as part of the National Cancer Plan 2 (PNC2) under axis 3 - Patients' Rights, Information and Training, aims to improve the experience of patients and their families during one of the most important moments in the care process: the announcement of a cancer diagnosis. It aims to ensure that this announcement is made in a caring, clear and reassuring way, respecting patients' emotional and information needs while fostering trust between patients and healthcare professionals.