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Listen to the new Cancer Research UK podcast

4 August 2008

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A 'lethal weapon' in the search for new cancer treatments?

10 July 2008

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Finding a 'cure' for leukaemia

30 June 2008

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More on inflammation and bowel cancer

9 June 2008

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Aspirin's a 'wonder-drug' - but can it prevent cancer?

13 May 2008

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Protein hormone in body fat clue to breast cancer spread

Scientists have discovered how low levels of a protein hormone found in body fat, plays a crucial role in tumour growth and spread. Their findings are published in a paper in the British Journal of Cancer today (Tuesday). Scientists have discovered how low levels of a protein hormone found in body fat, plays a crucial role in tumour growth and spread. Their findings are published in a paper in the British Journal of Cancer today (Tuesday).

22 January 2008

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Cannabis compound may stop breast cancer progression

A chemical found in the plant Cannabis sativa may help to prevent the spread of breast cancer cells throughout the body, a new study has found. A chemical found in the plant Cannabis sativa may help to prevent the spread of breast cancer cells throughout the body, a new study has found.

20 November 2007

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New targets in telomeres?

18 October 2007

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Interleukin 6 - no innocent bystander

17 July 2007

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Bowel cancer cells FLIP out

16 July 2007

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Watching movies could help scientists understand cancer spread

Scientists have for a long time had to observe cell migration, the process that drives cancer spread, via a series of still images. Scientists have for a long time had to observe cell migration, the process that drives cancer spread, via a series of still images.

12 June 2007

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Photodynamic therapy can scramble the immune system to fight cancer spread

A light-triggered cancer treatment called photodynamic therapy (PDT) may be able to treat advanced cancer at the same time as targeting local tumours, according to research published in the British Journal of Cancer. A light-triggered cancer treatment called photodynamic therapy (PDT) may be able to treat advanced cancer at the same time as targeting local tumours, according to research published in the British Journal of Cancer.

12 June 2007