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Jason Carroll

Our researchers in Cambridge have solved a long-standing mystery in breast cancer that could lead to new trials to improve treatment for the disease. Our researchers in Cambridge have solved a long-standing mystery in breast cancer that could lead to new trials to improve treatment for the disease.

by Emma Smith | Analysis | 8 July 2015

8 July 2015

Around half of all breast cancer patients could one day benefit from having the cheap and widely-available female hormone progesterone added to their treatment. Around half of all breast cancer patients could one day benefit from having the cheap and widely-available female hormone progesterone added to their treatment.

by Cancer Research UK | News | 8 July 2015

8 July 2015

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Making sense of big cancer data

A look at how researchers are using complex computer software to make sense of laboratory data on cancer A look at how researchers are using complex computer software to make sense of laboratory data on cancer

by Misha Gajewski | Analysis | 7 July 2015

7 July 2015

Find out how our researchers in Manchester are fishing in blood samples for clues to how lung cancer becomes resistant to treatment Find out how our researchers in Manchester are fishing in blood samples for clues to how lung cancer becomes resistant to treatment

by Nick Peel | Analysis | 1 July 2015

1 July 2015

Cancer Research UK has launched a new funding scheme inviting all innovative thinkers to submit potentially ground-breaking project ideas to help beat cancer Cancer Research UK has launched a new funding scheme inviting all innovative thinkers to submit potentially ground-breaking project ideas to help beat cancer

by Cancer Research UK | News | 1 July 2015

1 July 2015

  • Science & Technology

Science Snaps: divide by two

We home in on tiny cellular structures called 'centrosomes', exploring new research on cancer cell division with implications for drug development. We home in on tiny cellular structures called 'centrosomes', exploring new research on cancer cell division with implications for drug development.

by Kat Arney | Analysis | 22 June 2015

22 June 2015

This entry is part 12 of 30 in the series Science Snaps

New research on how bowel cancer develops has revealed a weakness that opens up an avenue for developing new treatments New research on how bowel cancer develops has revealed a weakness that opens up an avenue for developing new treatments

by Nick Peel | Analysis | 18 June 2015

18 June 2015

Radiotherapy treatment

Experts from our Experimental Cancer Medicine Centre network are pioneering a new system to reduce the time taken to set up clinical trials involving radiation. Experts from our Experimental Cancer Medicine Centre network are pioneering a new system to reduce the time taken to set up clinical trials involving radiation.

by Cancer Research UK | News | 16 June 2015

16 June 2015