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New drugs approved for lung cancer, wine glasses getting bigger, World No Tobacco Day and… cancer-causing shampoo? Here's our weekly news digest. New drugs approved for lung cancer, wine glasses getting bigger, World No Tobacco Day and… cancer-causing shampoo? Here's our weekly news digest.

by Gabriella Beer | Analysis | 3 June 2017

3 June 2017

Team science

After two successful rounds of our Accelerator Award, we are now opening up applications to institutions across Spain and Italy. After two successful rounds of our Accelerator Award, we are now opening up applications to institutions across Spain and Italy.

by Cancer Research UK | Research Feature | 31 May 2017

31 May 2017

An idea to use the Zika virus to tackle brain tumours, 3D printed ovaries, sunscreen and… is breast milk the next ‘cancer cure’? Here’s our weekly news digest. An idea to use the Zika virus to tackle brain tumours, 3D printed ovaries, sunscreen and… is breast milk the next ‘cancer cure’? Here’s our weekly news digest.

by Catherine Pickworth | Analysis | 20 May 2017

20 May 2017

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As our Centre for Drug Development celebrates its 25 years, we recognise the unique role CRUK plays in supporting early studies of anti-cancer therapeutics. As our Centre for Drug Development celebrates its 25 years, we recognise the unique role CRUK plays in supporting early studies of anti-cancer therapeutics.

by Cancer Research UK | Research Feature | 19 May 2017

19 May 2017

Immunotherapies show promise but not for every tumour, calls for boys to get the HPV vaccine and... what's killer about sofas? Find out in the news digest. Immunotherapies show promise but not for every tumour, calls for boys to get the HPV vaccine and... what's killer about sofas? Find out in the news digest.

by Michael Walsh | Analysis | 14 April 2017

14 April 2017

In this post we’ll be exploring the gene editing technology CRISPR by answering some of the most common questions that pop up. In this post we’ll be exploring the gene editing technology CRISPR by answering some of the most common questions that pop up.

by Justine Alford | Analysis | 11 April 2017

11 April 2017

Immunotherapy could boost lung cancer survival; a ‘Sci-Fi’ cap for brain tumours; concerns over crisps; air pollution and… can going vegan really cut the risk of some cancers? Here’s our weekly news digest. Immunotherapy could boost lung cancer survival; a ‘Sci-Fi’ cap for brain tumours; concerns over crisps; air pollution and… can going vegan really cut the risk of some cancers? Here’s our weekly news digest.

by Justine Alford | Analysis | 8 April 2017

8 April 2017

blood samples

Headlines say cancer down to ‘bad luck’; the Pill and cancer risk; on average global smoking rates are falling; and can a blood test work for screening? Headlines say cancer down to ‘bad luck’; the Pill and cancer risk; on average global smoking rates are falling; and can a blood test work for screening?

by Michael Walsh | Analysis | 25 March 2017

25 March 2017

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We're backing a new project that could boost our understanding of pancreatic cancer and increase opportunities for patients to join clinical trials. We're backing a new project that could boost our understanding of pancreatic cancer and increase opportunities for patients to join clinical trials.

by Emma Smith | Analysis | 24 March 2017

24 March 2017