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Institut Curie, located in Paris, is one of the world’s leading centres for research, treatment, and education in cancer. Founded in 1909 by Marie Curie, the institute combines a hospital, a research centre, and educational programs, maintaining a unique integration of clinical care and scientific innovation. The hospital provides specialized care for a wide range of cancers, offering cutting-edge treatments such as radiotherapy, chemotherapy, surgery, and precision medicine. It serves both local patients and national and international referrals, particularly for rare or complex cancers.

Institut Curie’s research centre is internationally renowned for its contributions to cancer biology, genetics, immunology, and translational medicine. Scientists at the institute work closely with clinicians to ensure that discoveries in the laboratory are rapidly translated into improved patient care. Collaborative networks, both in France and internationally, strengthen its role in advancing oncology research. Education and training are central to Institut Curie’s mission. It hosts graduate students, postdoctoral researchers, and medical trainees, fostering the next generation of leaders in oncology and biomedical science.

With over a century of expertise, Institut Curie remains committed to innovation, patient-centered care, and the fight against cancer.