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Gabi studied cellular and molecular medicine at the University of Bristol, focusing on cancer biology and immunology. After a stint at a diagnostics lab in Madagascar she completed a Master’s in science communication at Imperial College London. She joined the News and Content team at Cancer Research UK in 2016, where she spends her days blogging as well as making science films and animations.
Our latest Science Surgery instalment answers the question, ‘Does cancer affect the future development of children?’
In the news this week: our figures show how NHS staff shortages are undermining ambitions to diagnose cancer early.
In the news this week: our scientists have developed an ovarian cancer blood test that maybe be able to detect cancer two years earlier than current methods.
£250 million towards an AI lab for the NHS and an experimental breast cancer blood test detects early disease.
The Government proposes some new and old ways to prevent disease.
In the news this week: soaring melanoma skin cancer rates in younger adults and does eating insects really protect against cancer?
In the news this week: a potential link between sugary drinks and cancer and the NHS teams up with Amazon Alexa to provide accessible health information.
Cancer can affect any age group but we see many more cases in older people.
In the news this week: an experimental urine test detects aggressive prostate cancer and cancer patients in Scotland are waiting even longer for treatment.
Meet our three new international teams of scientists that have been awarded £18 million to revolutionise brain tumour research.
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