In recognition of World Cancer Day, the COMFORT consortium has published a new video clip. The short video brings the project's vision and mission to life in an animated format, making them accessible to a broad audience.

World Cancer Day, celebrated annually on 4 February, is a global initiative aiming to raise awareness, enhance education, and spur collective action on cancer from individuals, organisations and governments. The goal is to create a world where everyone has equitable access to cancer treatment and care, and the quality of life of cancer patients is significantly improved. These goals align fundamentally with COMFORT's objectives to support healthcare professionals in determining the best treatments and to improve health outcomes for patients with urologic cancers.

On this global occasion, the COMFORT video clip provides an engaging overview of the project's key features, research objectives, and overarching vision. The animation breaks down complex science into easily understandable information, making the video a valuable resource for patients. In addition, the clip highlights the potential positive impact of the COMFORT approach for healthcare professionals and their daily work.

A further key focus of the COMFORT project is the use of artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning. The video shows how these cutting-edge technologies are leveraged to enable a personalised approach to urologic cancer treatments.

"At COMFORT, we are driven to transform the treatment of urologic cancers. We believe in an individualised approach to treatment, recognising the uniqueness of each patient's health journey. Our new video clip underscores how the COMFORT project's results can bring this vision to life, offering hope to patients and invaluable support to healthcare professionals," says project coordinator Keno Bressem. "We invite everyone to watch the clip, learn more about our mission, and understand the potential of our work."

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