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Misha began her journey in Canada studying business and psychology. But fearing a life of normalcy she moved to London and completed a Masters in science journalism at City University. A science enthusiast and jack of all trades Misha joined Cancer Research UK’s News and Multimedia team in 2014 to write and film content for the charity’s blog and news feed.

Can pigeons home in on cancer?

Pigeons may provide insights on how pathologists, radiologists spot cancer.

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Getting the full picture: better imaging makes brain cancer easier to see

Scientists have found a way to make brain tumours easier to see, according to new research presented at the NCRI conference.

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News digest – £100m challenges, breakthrough blood tests, bowel cancer subtypes and… a miracle drug?

Fresh out of the petri dish, here’s this weeks cancer news round up.

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News digest – Nobel Prizes, elephants, a vanishing boy and wonder diets… Oh my!

Here’s what made the headlines this week in cancer news.

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Could making cigarettes less addictive help people stop smoking?

Can reducing the nicotine content of cigarettes help people quit? Or is it a distraction from tried and trusted strategies? We asked an expert.

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May I take your metaphor? – how we talk about cancer

When it comes to talking about cancer is one metaphor better than another?

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De-mystifying Stop Smoking Services

We find out what really happens at your local Stop Smoking Service.

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The end of the road: trying to unpick the problems with end of life care

We take a critical look at the issues facing end of life care in the UK and what’s being done to resolve them.

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A ‘simple urine test’ for pancreatic cancer? Not just yet.

We take a closer look at today’s ‘simple urine test’ headlines and find out what’s really going on.

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News digest – Britain’s sweet tooth, cancer mysteries and… superman glasses?

Here’s our look at what cancer stories were making headlines this week.

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