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Caitlin, who was diagnosed with Ewing sarcoma this year and is going to take part in our INTER-EWING-1 trial.

INTER-EWING-1, the largest and most ambitious study ever conducted into Ewing sarcoma, could transform how we treat the disease, which mainly affects children and young people.   INTER-EWING-1, the largest and most ambitious study ever conducted into Ewing sarcoma, could transform how we treat the disease, which mainly affects children and young people.  

by Momoko Bowles | Analysis | 25 September 2024

25 September 2024

Research careers

We find out how the Observer Scheme is making researchers feel confident in applying for CRUK funding... We find out how the Observer Scheme is making researchers feel confident in applying for CRUK funding...

by Cancer Research UK | Analysis | 23 September 2024

23 September 2024

This entry is part 5 of 5 in the series Research Careers
Integrity

Dr Andrew Porter tells us why postdocs are so vital to research integrity and gives them well-deserved shout out Dr Andrew Porter tells us why postdocs are so vital to research integrity and gives them well-deserved shout out

by Cancer Research UK | Analysis | 17 September 2024

17 September 2024

This entry is part 14 of 14 in the series Research Integrity
A couple holding hands in a doctor's waiting room

Our latest analysis suggests there could be more than 900,000 cancer deaths in the UK by the end of the new government’s first parliamentary term if we don't take bold action. Our latest analysis suggests there could be more than 900,000 cancer deaths in the UK by the end of the new government’s first parliamentary term if we don't take bold action.

by Sophie Wedekind | Analysis | 9 September 2024

9 September 2024

Childhood cancer patient
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Failing the most vulnerable

Meeting the needs of children and young people with cancer will mean facing the market’s failure to get new drugs to the clinic head-on says Sam Daems... Meeting the needs of children and young people with cancer will mean facing the market’s failure to get new drugs to the clinic head-on says Sam Daems...

by Cancer Research UK | Analysis | 6 September 2024

6 September 2024

Sânziana Foia in the lab with an image of Papcup, the new HPV test she has designed for cervical screening, on a laptop.

Sânziana Foia is developing a cervical screening device designed to detect high-risk HPV in menstrual blood within minutes. It could help remove some of the biggest barriers to cervical screening, helping many more eligible people take part.  Sânziana Foia is developing a cervical screening device designed to detect high-risk HPV in menstrual blood within minutes. It could help remove some of the biggest barriers to cervical screening, helping many more eligible people take part. 

by Sadaf Shafaghmotlagh | Analysis | 4 September 2024

4 September 2024

Two cancer researchers looking at a cell image on screen

For Childhood Cancer Awareness Month, we're highlighting some our most important research into children's and young peoples' cancers over the past year. For Childhood Cancer Awareness Month, we're highlighting some our most important research into children's and young peoples' cancers over the past year.

by Momoko Bowles | Analysis | 1 September 2024

1 September 2024

Research careers

We must ensure postdocs are well armed to take the next step to become a group leader but, says Ally Walters, we can’t neglect other career options… We must ensure postdocs are well armed to take the next step to become a group leader but, says Ally Walters, we can’t neglect other career options…

by Cancer Research UK | Analysis | 14 August 2024

14 August 2024

This entry is part 4 of 5 in the series Research Careers
Brain scans

Stand Up To Cancer are giving two international teams each a further £3.75m to reduce the side effects of radiotherapy and make immunotherapies work for more young patients. Stand Up To Cancer are giving two international teams each a further £3.75m to reduce the side effects of radiotherapy and make immunotherapies work for more young patients.

by Tim Gunn | Analysis | 7 August 2024

7 August 2024

Cancer Research UK scientists working in a lab at the Francis Crick Institute

With annual visa costs for our institutes projected to rise by 44% this year, we’re calling on the new UK Government to reverse the increases and focus on attracting the world-leading scientists we need to deliver life saving, economy-boosting research. With annual visa costs for our institutes projected to rise by 44% this year, we’re calling on the new UK Government to reverse the increases and focus on attracting the world-leading scientists we need to deliver life saving, economy-boosting research.

by Emma Cattermole | Analysis | 25 July 2024

25 July 2024

This entry is part 2 of 2 in the series International researchers
Clinical research

Head of clinical research Dr Graham Cadwallader, tells us about the bold changes we are making to the way we fund clinical research... Head of clinical research Dr Graham Cadwallader, tells us about the bold changes we are making to the way we fund clinical research...

by Cancer Research UK | Analysis | 17 July 2024

17 July 2024