Khrisha Gajparia

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A composite image. On the left, a teenage girl standing outside a school holding a paper with her exam results. On the right, a young man is sat in a sunny garden smiling at the camera. He is wearing glasses, a black baseball cap, a teal t-shirt and a gold watch.

Science & Technology
Personal Stories

The young people powering the future of cancer research

By contributing to the VIVO Biobank, teenagers and young adults like Cory and Aleesha-Marie are powering lifechanging discoveries. By contributing to the VIVO Biobank, teenagers and young adults like Cory and Aleesha-Marie are powering lifechanging discoveries.

by Khrisha Gajparia, Tim Gunn | In depth, Personal stories | 15 April 2026

15 April 2026

A doctor holding a Faecal Immunochemical Test (FIT) and discussing it with a patient.

Policy & Insight

Beyond one-size-fits-all: 3 shifts to get risk stratification right for cancer

Risk stratification can improve how we prevent, diagnose and treat all types of cancer. England's National Cancer Plan needs to support it. Risk stratification can improve how we prevent, diagnose and treat all types of cancer. England's National Cancer Plan needs to support it.

by Sowmiya Moorthie, Khrisha Gajparia | In depth | 14 August 2025

14 August 2025

This entry is part 2 of 6 in the series The National Cancer Plan for England

Cancer News

Khrisha Gajparia

The young people powering the future of cancer research

Beyond one-size-fits-all: 3 shifts to get risk stratification right for cancer