Cancer Institute (WIA) partners with leading research institutions worldwide, combining global expertise with deep knowledge of India's cancer burden to advance discovery and improve patient outcomes.
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Lyon, France · International
The International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) is the specialized cancer research agency of the World Health Organization, located at 25 avenue Tony Garnier, 69007 Lyon, France. Cancer Institute (WIA) collaborates with IARC on cancer epidemiology, population-based registry data, and global cancer surveillance.
Leeds, United Kingdom · International
GCRF-funded network characterizing colorectal cancer-associated gut microbiome across India, UK, Chile, Argentina, and Vietnam.
London, United Kingdom · International
Multi-million pound global initiative to understand microbial contributions to cancer causation and prevention.
New Delhi, India / United Kingdom · International
Pan-India consortium characterizing early-onset colorectal cancer microbial composition across 12 Indian centers.
Geneva, International · International
Historical collaboration on cancer control programs. WHO has rated Cancer Institute (WIA) as India's top-ranking cancer center.
Chennai, India · National
Leveraging machine learning and artificial intelligence for improved ovarian cancer diagnostics, combining clinical expertise with computational innovation.
New Delhi, India · National
Ongoing partnerships across cancer biology, molecular diagnostics, and clinical trials. ICMR-CAR funding supports the MolOnco-DnT-CenTr initiative.
Thiruvananthapuram, India · National
Government of India Enterprise. Successful transfer of the p16 DAS-ELISA cervical cancer screening technology developed at Cancer Institute (WIA).
London, International · Network
Multi-country research network studying gut microbiome associations with colorectal cancer across diverse populations.
Chennai, India · Network
12-center consortium characterizing microbial composition in early-onset colorectal cancer across India, the first study of its kind.
We welcome research partnerships with institutions worldwide. If you're interested in collaborating on cancer research, please reach out to our research office.
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