• Health & Medicine

Enhanced breast cancer screening could help more women with dense breasts

Around 10% of women have very dense breasts, with more fibrous and glandular tissue and a higher breast cancer risk. Their breast cancers are also harder to see in mammograms. Around 10% of women have very dense breasts, with more fibrous and glandular tissue and a higher breast cancer risk. Their breast cancers are also harder to see in mammograms.

22 May 2025

• For Researchers

Beyond the genome: Harnessing the power of super-enhancers for blood cancer

The mysteries of the epiregulome need to be tackled head-on if we are to get new precision treatments for blood cancers The mysteries of the epiregulome need to be tackled head-on if we are to get new precision treatments for blood cancers

21 May 2025

• Charity News

20 years in partnership with TK Maxx: How a dress celebrates £50m raised for vital cancer research

We're celebrating the £50m raised by TK Maxx with a 50-layer dress modelled by Naomie Harris - and we're highlighting how their support has helped fund research into children's and young people's cancers. We're celebrating the £50m raised by TK Maxx with a 50-layer dress modelled by Naomie Harris - and we're highlighting how their support has helped fund research into children's and young people's cancers.

21 May 2025

• For Supporters

It’s in the bag...TK Maxx raises £50m to help beat cancer!

21 May 2025

• Science & Technology
• Health & Medicine

Partnering olaparib with chemotherapy helps treat BRCA breast cancers

Our Partner trial has found a new treatment combination for women with inherited breast cancers, with all 39 patients who received it surviving the critical three years after surgery Our Partner trial has found a new treatment combination for women with inherited breast cancers, with all 39 patients who received it surviving the critical three years after surgery

13 May 2025

• Science & Technology

The mysterious stem cells that could hold the key to beating bowel cancer

Researchers at UCL Cancer Institute are closing in on answers to one of bowel cancers' biggest challenges – why people’s cancers respond to treatment differently Researchers at UCL Cancer Institute are closing in on answers to one of bowel cancers' biggest challenges – why people’s cancers respond to treatment differently

9 May 2025

• For Researchers

Thought for food

To really understand how diet influences cancer risk is a daunting challenge but, says Francisca Ibacache, there is a way... To really understand how diet influences cancer risk is a daunting challenge but, says Francisca Ibacache, there is a way...

7 May 2025

• For Researchers

Mapping improvements for TYA cancer

There is a clear pathway to improve the study of TYA cancers with the ECMC’s new roadmap – but just how will it help, and what else can be done? There is a clear pathway to improve the study of TYA cancers with the ECMC’s new roadmap – but just how will it help, and what else can be done?

28 April 2025

• Science & Technology

E. coli toxin could be linked to rising rates of bowel cancer in younger adults

A team of our Cancer Grand Challenges researchers have found an important clue about what could be behind the rise of bowel cancer in under-50s. A team of our Cancer Grand Challenges researchers have found an important clue about what could be behind the rise of bowel cancer in under-50s.

23 April 2025