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Podcast: cervical cancer screening, prostate cancer treatment, lung surgery rates and a big day out at Westminster

by Kat Arney | Analysis

19 November 2010

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In this month’s podcast, we’ve got a roundup of the news from the NCRI Cancer Conference in Liverpool, held at the beginning of November.

We find out how HPV testing and vaccination could mean women only have to be screened twice in their life for cervical cancer in the future, while the latest clinical trial results show that radiotherapy combined with hormone therapy boosts survival from advanced prostate cancer.

Also, a new study shows that only half as many lung cancer patients in England are getting potentially lifesaving surgery compared to the best countries in the world.  And finally, we hear from our supporters who met their local MPs at Cancer Research UK’s first Westminster lobby event.

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Alternatively, go to the podcast homepage, where you can hear the show directly through our own Flash player. And there’s also a full transcript of the podcast available here.

We hope you enjoy it – please do let us know what you think of the podcast in the comments below.

Kat

    Comments

  • Don Carney
    21 November 2010

    I would dearly like you to continue providing these monthly news bulletins. They truly are the best bulletins around on cancer. I’d also like to add that the way the information is presented (in written form) is the most engaging I’ve experienced on the Internet. For me, I dont need to listen to the podcasts because the transcripts are so brilliant. This is really excellent work and I congratulate you all.

    Comments

  • Don Carney
    21 November 2010

    I would dearly like you to continue providing these monthly news bulletins. They truly are the best bulletins around on cancer. I’d also like to add that the way the information is presented (in written form) is the most engaging I’ve experienced on the Internet. For me, I dont need to listen to the podcasts because the transcripts are so brilliant. This is really excellent work and I congratulate you all.