Young scots `most proudї to be smoke-free as iconic image unveiled

Young people are most proud that Scotland is leading the way on smoke-free legislation, according to a Scottish opinion poll commissioned by Cancer Research UK published today (Tuesday 14 March 2006). Young people are most proud that Scotland is leading the way on smoke-free legislation, according to a Scottish opinion poll commissioned by Cancer Research UK published today (Tuesday 14 March 2006).

14 March 2006

Missing molecule involved in lung cancer

The loss of a single type of protein molecule may play a critical role in the development of three quarters of the most common kind of lung cancer - according to research published in todayїs British Journal of Cancer (BJC). The loss of a single type of protein molecule may play a critical role in the development of three quarters of the most common kind of lung cancer - according to research published in todayїs British Journal of Cancer (BJC).

9 November 2005

Growing ageing population drives global cancer rise

Worldwide breast and lung cancer cases have doubled since 1975, according to a new report published today by Cancer Research UK. Worldwide breast and lung cancer cases have doubled since 1975, according to a new report published today by Cancer Research UK.

27 April 2005

Mesothelioma deaths to peak by 2015

Deaths from mesothelioma, an asbestos-related lung cancer, will peak within ten years in the UK and then fall to a much lower level, according to new figures published in this weekїs British Journal of Cancer1. Deaths from mesothelioma, an asbestos-related lung cancer, will peak within ten years in the UK and then fall to a much lower level, according to new figures published in this weekїs British Journal of Cancer1.

15 February 2005

Radon gas in ordinary homes increases lung cancer risk, particularly for smokers

Radon gas1 in ordinary homes across the country increases the risk of lung cancer, particularly among smokers, according to research published online in the British Medical Journal2 today. Radon gas1 in ordinary homes across the country increases the risk of lung cancer, particularly among smokers, according to research published online in the British Medical Journal2 today.

21 December 2004

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Major new trial brings smarter approach to lung cancer

Cancer Research UK launches a major new clinical trial for the most common form of lung cancer today, to test the effectiveness of one of the new generation of `smartї cancer drugs as a first line treatment. Cancer Research UK launches a major new clinical trial for the most common form of lung cancer today, to test the effectiveness of one of the new generation of `smartї cancer drugs as a first line treatment.

29 November 2004

Scientists find gene that protects against lung cancer

Cancer Research UK scientists have discovered a new gene that protects against lung cancer, according to a study published in the journal PNAS1 today. Cancer Research UK scientists have discovered a new gene that protects against lung cancer, according to a study published in the journal PNAS1 today.

8 November 2004

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Scientists uncover lung cancer's survival secrets

Cancer Research UK scientists have discovered a key mechanism that protects lung cancer from the lethal effects of chemotherapy. Cancer Research UK scientists have discovered a key mechanism that protects lung cancer from the lethal effects of chemotherapy.

4 November 2003

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Lung cancer: final phase of 'encouraging' thalidomide trial to launch

A large-scale randomised clinical trial to investigate the effectiveness of thalidomide as a treatment for lung cancer is set to begin at the end of February 2003. A large-scale randomised clinical trial to investigate the effectiveness of thalidomide as a treatment for lung cancer is set to begin at the end of February 2003.

28 January 2003

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Smoking and lung cancer: half of British workforce worried by workplace smoking

More than 12 million British workers are concerned about the risks of developing lung cancer due to passive smoking at work, estimates a MORI survey published today1. More than 12 million British workers are concerned about the risks of developing lung cancer due to passive smoking at work, estimates a MORI survey published today1.

13 January 2003

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North on wrong side of North-South lung cancer divide

Lung cancer rates in the north of England and Scotland are significantly above the UK's national average, while the figures for the south, Wales and Northern Ireland were under the national average. Lung cancer rates in the north of England and Scotland are significantly above the UK's national average, while the figures for the south, Wales and Northern Ireland were under the national average.

31 December 2002

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Lung cancer death rates at 30-year low for women under 70

Deaths from lung cancer in British women under 70 have fallen to their lowest in 30 years, according to new statistics released today. Deaths from lung cancer in British women under 70 have fallen to their lowest in 30 years, according to new statistics released today.

31 December 2002