• Science & Technology

Migration, settlement, and more migration: how prostate cancers spread

We explore new research tracing the origins of prostate cancer and how the disease spreads around the body. We explore new research tracing the origins of prostate cancer and how the disease spreads around the body.

1 April 2015

The London Research Institute: leading global cancer research for more than a century

Explore the pivotal moments in cancer research that took place at the London Research Institute and have led us to where we are today. Explore the pivotal moments in cancer research that took place at the London Research Institute and have led us to where we are today.

1 April 2015

Scientists drill down to genetic root of prostate tumour development

Scientists have revealed the root of prostate cancers in individual men. Scientists have revealed the root of prostate cancers in individual men.

1 April 2015

• Health & Medicine

CRT and Bioinvent expand collaboration with University of Southampton scientists to develop new immunotherapy treatments for cancer

Cancer Research Technology and BioInvent International begin a 2-year research collaboration with antibody researchers at the University of Southampton Cancer Research Technology and BioInvent International begin a 2-year research collaboration with antibody researchers at the University of Southampton

30 March 2015

• Health & Medicine
• Science & Technology

News digest - Angelina Jolie, pesticides, liver cancer, and more

We've digested all the week's key cancer-related headlines. You can read them here. We've digested all the week's key cancer-related headlines. You can read them here.

28 March 2015

‘It’s really difficult to be a polymath’ – Sir Paul Nurse on multidisciplinary research

We talked to Sir Paul Nurse about his role spearheading one of the UK’s most exciting ventures into modern multidisciplinary research. We talked to Sir Paul Nurse about his role spearheading one of the UK’s most exciting ventures into modern multidisciplinary research.

27 March 2015

• Health & Medicine

Obesity and cancer – report highlights three things the Government could do

It's not just about lifestyle choices - the government should play a role in combating obesity - which is linked to several types of cancer It's not just about lifestyle choices - the government should play a role in combating obesity - which is linked to several types of cancer

27 March 2015

Major increase in bowel cancer screening uptake shown with new screening test

A large pilot study of a new bowel cancer screening test, called FIT, has shown a major increase in participation rates across population groups. A large pilot study of a new bowel cancer screening test, called FIT, has shown a major increase in participation rates across population groups.

27 March 2015

• Health & Medicine

Cancer drugs: ‘one size doesn’t fit all’ – Laura’s story

Cancer Campaigns Ambassadors, Laura Ashurst, shares why she campaigns for the Government to make effective drugs available for all patients who need them. Cancer Campaigns Ambassadors, Laura Ashurst, shares why she campaigns for the Government to make effective drugs available for all patients who need them.

26 March 2015

Cancer Research UK partners with the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council to inspire innovation

Cancer Research UK has partnered with the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC). Cancer Research UK has partnered with the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC).

25 March 2015

• Health & Medicine

From Branch to Bedside – standing up to inherited bowel cancer

We take a look at a Stand Up To Cancer-funded bowel cancer clinical trial testing the potential to prevent the disease in people with Lynch Syndrome. We take a look at a Stand Up To Cancer-funded bowel cancer clinical trial testing the potential to prevent the disease in people with Lynch Syndrome.

24 March 2015