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A leading player in the fight against cancer, Institut Curie combines an internationally recognized research center with a state-of-the-art hospital group that provides care for all types of cancer, including the rarest forms. Every day, more than 3,800 doctors, caregivers, and researchers work together to defeat cancer. Its work is built on three interrelated pillars:
Research. The Research Center brings together leading scientists in 87 multidisciplinary teams and provides them with 19 cutting-edge technological platforms.
Care. The Institut Curie Hospital Group treats a wide variety of cancers. Thanks to its 2,400 staff members, the Institut has already cared for 53,000 patients.
Preservation and transfer of knowledge. Each year, around 500 PhD students, residents, Master’s students, and trainee nurses come from all five continents to take courses at Institut Curie.
Institut Curie is a private non-profit foundation recognized as a public-interest institution since 1921. Founded in 1909 by Nobel laureate Marie Curie, Institut Curie’s missions include treatment and research for the benefit of cancer patients, as well as training and education.
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Acteur majeur de la lutte contre le cancer, l’Institut Curie allie un centre de recherche reconnu internationalement à un ensemble hospitalier de pointe qui prend en charge tous les types de cancers, y compris les formes les plus rares. Chaque jour, plus de 3 800 médecins, soignants et chercheurs unissent leurs efforts pour vaincre la maladie. Son action repose sur trois piliers interdépendants :
Recherche. Le Centre de recherche réunit des scientifiques de premier plan au sein de 87 équipes multidisciplinaires et met à leur disposition 19 plateformes technologiques de pointe.
Soins. Le Groupe hospitalier de l’Institut Curie traite une large variété de cancers. Grâce à ses 2 400 collaborateurs, l’Institut a déjà pris en charge 53 000 patients.
Préservation et transmission des savoirs. Chaque année, environ 500 doctorants, internes, étudiants en master et élèves infirmiers, issus des cinq continents, viennent se former à l’Institut Curie.
Fondation privée à but non lucratif reconnue d’utilité publique depuis 1921, l’Institut Curie a été fondé en 1909 par la lauréate du prix Nobel Marie Curie. Ses missions incluent le traitement et la recherche au bénéfice des patients atteints de cancer, ainsi que la formation et l’enseignement.