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Translating breast cancer’s life history

22 May 2012

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New breast cancer ‘blood test’ is still work in progress

3 May 2012

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Scientists re-write rule book on breast cancer in landmark global study

A major study carried out by Cancer Research UK scientists could revolutionise the way women with breast cancer will be diagnosed and treated in the future, by reclassifying the disease into 10 completely new categories based on the genetic fingerprint of a tumour. A major study carried out by Cancer Research UK scientists could revolutionise the way women with breast cancer will be diagnosed and treated in the future, by reclassifying the disease into 10 completely new categories based on the genetic fingerprint of a tumour.

18 April 2012

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Spotting cancer early - our partnership with Tesco

6 March 2012

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News digest: Tasmanian devils, smoking bans, internet health info, and more

18 February 2012

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Our tenth birthday but more than a century of history

3 February 2012

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News digest - childhood leukaemia, ovarian cancer, tumour-melting machines, and more

28 January 2012

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News digest – brain imaging, eye cancer, processed meat and more

14 January 2012

Cancer Research UK launches 'outpatients' trial of breast and ovarian cancer drug

Cancer Research UK's Drug Development Office has re-launched a trial of a promising drug to treat inherited breast and ovarian cancer - but this time taken as a tablet by outpatients. Cancer Research UK's Drug Development Office has re-launched a trial of a promising drug to treat inherited breast and ovarian cancer - but this time taken as a tablet by outpatients.

11 January 2012

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NCRI Cancer Conference – day four

11 November 2011

First evidence of new 'druggable' DNA repair target to destroy cancer cells

BLOCKING a key DNA damage repair enzyme, called APE1, could provide a new way to kill cancer cells containing faulty BRCA genes. BLOCKING a key DNA damage repair enzyme, called APE1, could provide a new way to kill cancer cells containing faulty BRCA genes.

7 November 2011