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DNA strand double helix

By studying small differences in our DNA, called SNPs, our scientists are showing how these could be used to help prevent cancer in the future. By studying small differences in our DNA, called SNPs, our scientists are showing how these could be used to help prevent cancer in the future.

by Emma Smith | Analysis | 17 May 2018

17 May 2018

Nurse giving cancer treatment

Six months of treatment could be as effective as 12 months for women with a type of early stage breast cancer, according to unpublished clinical trial results. Six months of treatment could be as effective as 12 months for women with a type of early stage breast cancer, according to unpublished clinical trial results.

by Cancer Research UK | News | 16 May 2018

16 May 2018

Brain tumour researchers face many challenges that are holding up progress. Find out how we’re bringing scientists together to overcome them. Brain tumour researchers face many challenges that are holding up progress. Find out how we’re bringing scientists together to overcome them.

by Justine Alford | Analysis | 1 May 2018

1 May 2018

A scientist with a test tube

Aggressive breast cancers carrying a faulty BRCA gene responded better to a certain type of chemotherapy than standard treatment, according to a trial. Aggressive breast cancers carrying a faulty BRCA gene responded better to a certain type of chemotherapy than standard treatment, according to a trial.

by Cancer Research UK | News | 30 April 2018

30 April 2018

Headlines from last year could have you believe that eating oranges could cure cancer. But is there any evidence behind vitamin C as a cancer treatment? Headlines from last year could have you believe that eating oranges could cure cancer. But is there any evidence behind vitamin C as a cancer treatment?

by Catherine Pickworth | Analysis | 25 April 2018

25 April 2018

CRUK Beatson Institute

Cancer Research UK and the American Association for Cancer Research (AACR) are launching an international alliance to speed the pace of progress against cancer. Cancer Research UK and the American Association for Cancer Research (AACR) are launching an international alliance to speed the pace of progress against cancer.

by Cancer Research UK | News | 16 April 2018

16 April 2018

Our scientists have tracked the evolution of kidney cancers. Find out how this could help patients in the future. Our scientists have tracked the evolution of kidney cancers. Find out how this could help patients in the future.

by Justine Alford | Analysis | 12 April 2018

12 April 2018

Kidney cancer evolution

Scientists have discovered that kidney cancer follows distinct evolutionary paths, enabling them to detect whether a tumour will be aggressive. Scientists have discovered that kidney cancer follows distinct evolutionary paths, enabling them to detect whether a tumour will be aggressive.

by Cancer Research UK | News | 12 April 2018

12 April 2018

A female nurse with a male patient

Post-surgery chemotherapy courses could be cut in half for some colon cancer patients, according to a new global study. Post-surgery chemotherapy courses could be cut in half for some colon cancer patients, according to a new global study.

by Cancer Research UK | News | 28 March 2018

28 March 2018

This entry is part 7 of 23 in the series Science Surgery
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An image taken by the special camera that our physicists in Cambridge are developing.

This British Science Week we'll be catching up with some of our pioneering scientists that are tackling cancer differently. This British Science Week we'll be catching up with some of our pioneering scientists that are tackling cancer differently.

by Gabriella Beer | Analysis | 9 March 2018

9 March 2018