Category: Science blog August 3, 2018 2 comments
Brain tumour research is one of our top priorities. Here, Sue shares her experience of living with an incurable brain tumour.
Category: Science blog October 26, 2017 Comments are closed
A world-first data report could help us understand whether cancer patients are getting the most appropriate treatments for them.
Category: Science blog October 2, 2017 1 comment
The results of a breast cancer trial we helped fund allowed surgeons to move away from ‘radical’ mastectomies towards kinder, less invasive surgeries.
Category: Science blog March 10, 2017 Comments are closed
This year’s British Science Week runs from 10th – 19th March, and the theme is ‘change’.
Category: Science blog November 8, 2016 Comments are closed
Here are our highlights from day 3 of the NCRI Cancer Conference, including personalised treatment for prostate cancer, and new surgery tech.
Category: Science blog January 11, 2016 Comments are closed
We take a look at the pros and cons of publishing cancer surgeons’ mortality data.
Category: Science blog August 14, 2015 57 comments
Emma Shanks shares her story of being diagnosed with oral cancer, not once but four times in succession.
Category: Science blog July 30, 2015 3 comments
We explore new research showing prostate cancer can be divided into five groups, which could help predict how well a patient will do after surgery.
Category: Science blog May 8, 2015 4 comments
Hoax emails about cancer risks and treatments are misleading and confusing, so don’t pass them on. Here are the facts behind the claims.
Category: Science blog February 11, 2015 Comments are closed
We feature three personal stories about cancer clinical trials, showing the vital role they play in developing news ways to treat cancer.
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