• For Researchers

Hunting for the future: How an international collaboration is giving liver cancer researchers hope

Two leads of the HUNTER project chat immunobiology, biobanking and why only an international collaboration will shift the needle on liver cancer Two leads of the HUNTER project chat immunobiology, biobanking and why only an international collaboration will shift the needle on liver cancer

7 February 2024

• Health & Medicine

World Cancer Day 2024: Improvements in cancer survival have slowed

Ahead of World Cancer Day on Sunday, our Cancer in the UK 2024 report sets out why cancer is still the defining health issue of our time. Ahead of World Cancer Day on Sunday, our Cancer in the UK 2024 report sets out why cancer is still the defining health issue of our time.

2 February 2024

• Science & Technology

The secret in cancer cells that can make immunotherapy more effective

Our researchers have found mutations that make cancers much more likely to respond to immunotherapy. It's a chance to make breakthrough treatments work for many more people. Our researchers have found mutations that make cancers much more likely to respond to immunotherapy. It's a chance to make breakthrough treatments work for many more people.

31 January 2024

• For Researchers

How the Global Talent Visa can help attract the best and brightest

31 January 2024

• Science & Technology
• Policy & Insight

Science is the key to fixing the UK’s flagging economy – it should be a priority in this election

Michelle Mitchell, our chief executive, reacts to Labour’s Life Science Plan and explains why science policy will be so important for the UK's future. Michelle Mitchell, our chief executive, reacts to Labour’s Life Science Plan and explains why science policy will be so important for the UK's future.

30 January 2024

• Policy & Insight

The smokefree generation and youth vaping: What today's news means

The results of a Government consultation to the propose age of sale legislation have been published today. But what do these results mean and what are the next steps on our road to a smokefree generation? The results of a Government consultation to the propose age of sale legislation have been published today. But what do these results mean and what are the next steps on our road to a smokefree generation?

29 January 2024

• Health & Medicine

NHS offers first drug targeting advanced breast cancers driven by BRCA gene mutations

Around 300 people in England can receive talazoparib, which can stop advanced breast cancers with BRCA gene mutations growing for longer. Around 300 people in England can receive talazoparib, which can stop advanced breast cancers with BRCA gene mutations growing for longer.

25 January 2024

• For Supporters

'5 IN 5' with Lord Stanley and Lady Barbara Fink

We take 5 with two of our long-standing supporters, to find out what drives their philanthropy. We take 5 with two of our long-standing supporters, to find out what drives their philanthropy.

25 January 2024

• For Supporters

Revolutionising radiotherapy: how we’re innovating a century old cancer treatment

Read about the strides being taken to innovate and improve a century-old cancer treatment. Read about the strides being taken to innovate and improve a century-old cancer treatment.

25 January 2024

• For Supporters

Immunotherapy: puzzles and promise

Immunotherapy is a new type of treatment causing a buzz in the medical community. But what makes it so exciting? Immunotherapy is a new type of treatment causing a buzz in the medical community. But what makes it so exciting?

25 January 2024