Category: Science blog July 23, 2018 5 comments
Eradicating diseases isn’t easy. Here we look at which cancers are preventable, and how detecting cancers earlier could make a difference.
Category: Science blog May 29, 2018 0 comments
A genome, a gene and a chromosome are all structures of DNA. The difference between them is the amount of DNA they contain.
Category: Science blog April 18, 2018 0 comments
In this instalment of our Science Surgery series, we explore what gives a cell the potential to become cancerous, and how the body stops this from happening.
Category: Science blog March 12, 2018 4 comments
In this Science Surgery post we explore the work being done to use existing treatments in other types of cancer.
Category: Science blog December 15, 2017 2 comments
In this instalment of our Science Surgery series, we’re tackling a question we were asked on second cancers.
Category: Science blog November 14, 2017 1 comment
Will personalised medicine become the norm of cancer treatment? In this Science Surgery instalment, we asked experts for their thoughts on this question.
Category: Science blog September 21, 2017 39 comments
Answering this question isn’t a simple case of ‘yes’ or ‘no’. It depends on the way that the term ‘cancer’ is defined.
Category: Science blog July 11, 2017 1 comment
In our new #ScienceSurgery series, we’re answering your cancer science questions. Read our answer to Victoria’s question.
Category: Science blog May 26, 2017 4 comments
Our Science Surgery series answers your cancer science questions. Read our answer to Patrick’s question.
Category: Science blog May 26, 2017 1 comment
Our new series, Science Surgery, gives you the opportunity to ask us questions about cancer science and research.
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