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A group of killer T cells (green and red) surrounding a cancer cell (blue, center).
  • Science & Technology

Beating cancer with superCARs

CAR T-cell therapy has revolutionised treatment for some blood cancers. Now scientists are working to make these cancer-fighting cells more powerful, accessible and effective for children and young people. CAR T-cell therapy has revolutionised treatment for some blood cancers. Now scientists are working to make these cancer-fighting cells more powerful, accessible and effective for children and young people.

by Nisharnthi Duggan | Analysis | 18 September 2026

18 September 2026

A microscopic image of a natural killer cell, a type of immune cell important for protecting against myeloma.

Researchers at University College London are investigating whether inherited genes can change how the body responds to smouldering myeloma. Researchers at University College London are investigating whether inherited genes can change how the body responds to smouldering myeloma.

by Elizabeth Kusimo, Tim Gunn | Analysis | 16 September 2026

16 September 2026

Data science

Toral Gathani and Brieuc Lehmann argue that greater clarity is needed about what inclusive research design and data diversity actually mean... Toral Gathani and Brieuc Lehmann argue that greater clarity is needed about what inclusive research design and data diversity actually mean...

by Cancer Research UK | Analysis | 15 September 2026

15 September 2026

This entry is part 6 of 6 in the series Data science
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The National Cancer Plan for England sets out an ambitious target to boost cancer survival to world-leading levels. But is it backed by sufficient funding to achieve this? The National Cancer Plan for England sets out an ambitious target to boost cancer survival to world-leading levels. But is it backed by sufficient funding to achieve this?

by Emma Spencelayh, Momoko Bowles | Analysis | 14 September 2026

14 September 2026

This entry is part 5 of 5 in the series The National Cancer Plan for England: A closer look
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Woman waiting in hospital waiting room

Get the latest updates and analysis on NHS cancer waiting times in England, and learn what it means for people affected by cancer Get the latest updates and analysis on NHS cancer waiting times in England, and learn what it means for people affected by cancer

by Sophia Lowes, Momoko Bowles | Analysis | 13 September 2026

13 September 2026

People holding colourful sins outside Stormont

Northern Ireland could save around 5,900 lives from cancer by 2040 through urgent, focused action on prevention, diagnosis, treatment and research.  Northern Ireland could save around 5,900 lives from cancer by 2040 through urgent, focused action on prevention, diagnosis, treatment and research. 

by Cancer Research UK | Analysis | 8 September 2026

8 September 2026

A group of three female Cancer Research UK scientists working with samples at a lab bench. They are smiling, talking and wearing lab coats.

Earlier diagnosis is central to the National Cancer Plan's ambition to improve cancer survival. But delivering that ambition will require a careful balance between promising innovation and tried-and-tested approaches. Earlier diagnosis is central to the National Cancer Plan's ambition to improve cancer survival. But delivering that ambition will require a careful balance between promising innovation and tried-and-tested approaches.

by Holly Norman | Analysis | 3 September 2026

3 September 2026

This entry is part 4 of 5 in the series The National Cancer Plan for England: A closer look
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Two people's feet in bed.

We want to have a conversation about human papillomavirus (HPV), starting with 7 questions about HPV people frequently ask our Cancer Research UK nurses. We want to have a conversation about human papillomavirus (HPV), starting with 7 questions about HPV people frequently ask our Cancer Research UK nurses.

by Karis Betts, Milly Bennett-Day | Analysis | 27 August 2026

27 August 2026

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The National Cancer Plan promises faster cancer treatment and better survival. We examine this dual challenge and what's needed to deliver. The National Cancer Plan promises faster cancer treatment and better survival. We examine this dual challenge and what's needed to deliver.

by Matt Sample | Analysis | 21 August 2026

21 August 2026

This entry is part 3 of 5 in the series The National Cancer Plan for England: A closer look
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Careers
  • For Researchers

Making space for coaching

As research careers progress, they can bring an increasing number of leadership responsibilities - and that can be tricky. But help is at hand... As research careers progress, they can bring an increasing number of leadership responsibilities - and that can be tricky. But help is at hand...

by Cancer Research UK | Analysis | 18 August 2026

18 August 2026

This entry is part 10 of 10 in the series Research Careers
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Data

As the technology to interrogate data improves rapidly how can our data sets keep up? Reuse of data, says Leslie Glass, is all important... As the technology to interrogate data improves rapidly how can our data sets keep up? Reuse of data, says Leslie Glass, is all important...

by Cancer Research UK | Analysis | 20 July 2026

20 July 2026

This entry is part 5 of 6 in the series Data science
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Careers

Research careers don’t leave much space for life outside the lab - but there are ways to enable a more flexible research career says Mat Tata... Research careers don’t leave much space for life outside the lab - but there are ways to enable a more flexible research career says Mat Tata...

by Cancer Research UK | Analysis | 10 July 2026

10 July 2026

This entry is part 9 of 10 in the series Research Careers
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