• For Researchers

From the dance floor to the lab – one researcher’s connection to alcohol-decentring

From the growing trend of alcohol-decentred social activities to an RNA binding enzyme – Veronica DeJesus dances between work and play… From the growing trend of alcohol-decentred social activities to an RNA binding enzyme – Veronica DeJesus dances between work and play…

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• Health & Medicine

Can "maxxing" help prevent cancer?

Healthmaxxing trends are everywhere, but is there any evidence behind them? We get to the facts behind the buzz and highlight the healthy trends that can really make a difference. Healthmaxxing trends are everywhere, but is there any evidence behind them? We get to the facts behind the buzz and highlight the healthy trends that can really make a difference.

16 October 2026

• For Researchers

Understanding the architecture of pancreatic cancer risk

Núria Malats explores how molecular epidemiology could help us understand the exposome and identify opportunities for prevention and earlier detection of pancreatic cancer Núria Malats explores how molecular epidemiology could help us understand the exposome and identify opportunities for prevention and earlier detection of pancreatic cancer

14 October 2026

• Health & Medicine

BRCA and beyond: finding younger women with a higher risk of breast cancer

What if all it took to understand your risk of one of the most common types of cancer was a computer program, a spit sample and a questionnaire from your GP? What if all it took to understand your risk of one of the most common types of cancer was a computer program, a spit sample and a questionnaire from your GP?

6 October 2026

• For Researchers

Form follows function: decoding pancreatic cancer

Adam Bryce tells us why understanding CAF morphology could bring discovery research to bear on clinical decision making for pancreatic cancer Adam Bryce tells us why understanding CAF morphology could bring discovery research to bear on clinical decision making for pancreatic cancer

22 September 2026

• For Researchers

From AI to the death of the default: what cancer science will look like in the next decade

From the increasing role of tech to better representing the population, what will research look like in 2036? From the increasing role of tech to better representing the population, what will research look like in 2036?

9 September 2026

• For Researchers

Breaking down barriers to cervical screening – the evidence for HPV self-sampling

How researchers paved the way for the NHS to offer ‘at home’ testing to those who are overdue screening How researchers paved the way for the NHS to offer ‘at home’ testing to those who are overdue screening

27 August 2026