Áine studied genetics at University College Cork, Ireland before making the move to London in 2010 and completing a PhD in cancer biology at Barts Cancer Institute. She joined the science communications team at Cancer Research UK in 2014 where she works to communicate the charity’s research to the public.
Misleading headlines about hibernating humans, 10 portions of fruit and veg a day and can rabbits be a secret weapon against cancer? Sadly not.
We’re announcing the first winners of our most ambitious science funding awarding ever: The Grand Challenge
We spoke to Charlie, a mouth cancer survivor, about the importance of spotting the disease early.
Our scientists have developed a new way to re-wire cancer cells.
We spoke to four young cancer survivors about the fertility issues they faced after cancer treatment.
Radiotherapy got the investment it needs this week when NHS England announced it will spend £130m upgrading or replacing machines…
GcMAF still being sold as a ‘cancer cure’; most countries get more calories from alcohol than sugary drinks and nose-to-tail eating might increase cancer risk?
We take a look at how the work of 2016 Nobel Prize winner, Professor Yoshinori Ohsumi, relates to cancer.
We talk to two young cancer survivors about the side effects they experienced following treatment.
Our scientists have developed a new, more accurate way to test hundreds of cancer drugs at the same time.