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New drugs need new trials
New cancer drugs may mean new ways of doing clinical trials Clinical trials are an essential part of cancer research. Only by testing new treatments in patients can we truly know if they are effective… more →
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New drugs need new trials
Kat Arney wrote 1 week ago: New cancer drugs may mean new ways of doing clinical trials Clinical trials are an essential part of … more →
Why are men more likely to die from cancer?
Kat Arney wrote 3 weeks ago: Is lack of awareness and reluctance to go to the doctor leading to increased cancer deaths in men? F … more →
Measuring the ‘Jade effect’
Kat Arney wrote 3 weeks ago: Jade Goody attending Cancer Research UK's Pink Ice Ball in 2007 A couple of weeks ago we wrote a … more →
New clues to improving childhood leukaemia treatment
Kat Arney wrote 4 weeks ago: More and more children are surviving cancer, thanks to advances in treatment Thanks to scientific pr … more →
Cancer Research UK recruits viruses for cancer battle
Emma Rigby wrote 1 month ago: Cancer Research UK is funding research on adenoviruses to beat cancer On the whole, adenoviruses don … more →
The June podcast is up
Kat Arney wrote 1 month ago: Click the image to download our latest podcast In this month’s podcast we discover that quitti … more →
New results for prostate cancer drug abiraterone
Kat Arney wrote 1 month ago: Abiraterone is showing promise in early-stage trials Last July we blogged about exciting early trial … more →
Communicating the results of cervical screening – room for improvement?
Nell Barrie wrote 1 month ago: Do women get the information they need about cervical screening? According to reports, the death of … more →
The May podcast is here
Kat Arney wrote 1 month ago: Click the image to download our latest podcast In the May podcast we wander up the garden path with … more →
The art of science – the London Research Institute Electron Microscopy Unit
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Kat Arney wrote 2 months ago: An image of a breast cell on the cover of Nature (used with permission) “The large blue alien … more →
Has Jade Goody’s death affected people’s attitudes to cancer?
Kat Arney wrote 2 months ago: Has Jade's story affected the way that people think about cancer? Now that the photographers and … more →
Can aspirin prevent cancer?
Kat Arney wrote 2 months ago: Who will benefit from aspirin's cancer-preventing powers? The humble over-the-counter drug aspir … more →
High-Impact Science: CHEKing genes for breast cancer clues
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Oliver Childs wrote 2 months ago: Cancer research is a complex puzzle Cancer Research UK has been funding cutting-edge research for m … more →
Elsewhere on the web – March 2009
Kat Arney wrote 2 months ago: What's out there on the web? The BBC’s Newsnight programme ran a special investigation int … more →
April podcast is now live
Kat Arney wrote 2 months ago: Click the image to download our latest podcast In April’s podcast we find out about cancer res … more →
Bowel cancer: screening for people at high risk
Kat Arney wrote 3 months ago: Bowel screening can detect cancers early - but who will benefit the most from it? Detecting cancer e … more →
Nano-scale advance in targeted cancer therapy
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Kat Arney wrote 3 months ago: Could nanoparticles provide promising cancer treatments? Perhaps the biggest challenge in cancer tre … more →
Anti-angiogenesis drugs: why low doses could do more harm than good
Kat Arney wrote 3 months ago: Angiogenesis is the process by which blood vessels grow into a tumour - targeting it could be a pow … more →
Behind the Headlines - HPV vaccines and cervical cancer
ammartin wrote 3 months ago: What's the story behind the 'cervical cancer vaccine'? This week the Welsh Assembly Gove … more →
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