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New trial brings pioneering treatment to children with cancer in the UK
Cancer Research UK's Chief Clinician Professor Peter Johnson and lead trial researcher Dr Penelope Brock at the press conference announcing the trial Cancer in children is not common. And although… more →
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New trial brings pioneering treatment to children with cancer in the UK
wrote 3 weeks ago: Cancer Research UK's Chief Clinician Professor Peter Johnson and lead trial researcher Dr Penelo … more →
A disappointing decision on liver cancer treatment
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wrote 1 month ago: NICE has decided not to recommend sorafenib (Nexavar) NICE’s decision today not to recommend sorafen … more →
High-Impact Science: CHEKing genes for breast cancer clues
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wrote 8 months ago: Cancer research is a complex puzzle Cancer Research UK has been funding cutting-edge research for mo … more →
Physical activity and exercise protect against bowel cancer
wrote 10 months ago: Keeping active can reduce the risk of bowel cancer Amidst the usual flurry of scare stories, it make … more →
Tracking down bowel cancer stem cells
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wrote 1 year ago: Bowel tissue, showing tumours developing. Credit: N. Barker Stem cells are a hot topic in cancer. I … more →
Do we need more sunlight to make enough vitamin D?
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wrote 1 year ago: In the last post, we talked about the new report on vitamin D and cancer from the International Agen … more →
Does vitamin D protect against cancer?
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wrote 1 year ago: Read too many headlines and you might think that everything under the sun causes cancer. And, of cou … more →
Your questions answered
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wrote 1 year ago: We get asked a lot of questions. From “what actually causes cancer?” or “does cancer run in the fami … more →
Viruses in disguise could be key to ovarian cancer treatment
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wrote 1 year ago: Ovarian cancer affects over 6,600 women in the UK, and 190,000 worldwide, every year. What’s more, t … more →
