We catch up with Dr Alexis Webb and find out about the upcoming Early Detection of Cancer Conference, the importance of collaboration and why these are exciting times for the field...
We support lifesaving cancer research through the work of over 4,000 scientists, doctors and nurses. But none of what we...
CRISPR-Cas9 is a world-renowned genome editing tool, but much of the hype has been focused on direct clinical applications. But there is clear potential for utilising the system in functional genomic screens to develop new cancer medicines...
Dr Hugo De La Pena, the face of our latest TV advert, explains how a second chance at life led to a career dedicated to curing cancer.
A poll has revealed 50% of UK adults with a possible cancer symptom wait 6 months or more before contacting a GP. Why don't people seek help when they need it?
As the Conservative leadership campaign continues towards its finale, our next Prime Minister must make cancer a priority
We spoke to Dr Vivian Li and Rupal Mistry about their thoughts on the Cancer Revolution exhibition.
Our policy department give us an update on the current state of play on post-Brexit science funding, what you can do to help and what we know about the Government’s ‘Plan B’…
Cancer Research UK is proud to launch the Black Leaders in Cancer PhD Scholarship Programme- helping develop the next generation of Black leaders in cancer research
A targeted cancer drug has been approved to treat some people with breast cancer that has a high-risk of returning.
Cancer Research UK is ready to seize new opportunities following the publication of its Annual Report and Accounts 2021/22 today.
Cancer Research Matters provokes conversation around cancer science, how it shapes our understanding of the disease and the challenges we...
Recently, news of a COVID-19 vaccine has dominated headlines. We've summarised all the information that is out there, with rolling updates, in our new vaccine blog post.
People affected by cancer face challenges as part of their diagnosis and treatment. For those living with bowel cancer this may include a stoma.
Skin cancer death rates in UK men have more than tripled since the early 1970s, according to new analysis released today by Cancer Research UK.
A YouGov survey has revealed that just 1 in 10 people have turned to their pharmacy for advice on lowering their risk of health conditions including cancer and heart disease.
This is the story of time. Of minutes and days which turn into months and years. The story of our 33,000 time-givers.
Provided to more than a quarter of cancer patients, targeted radiotherapy is cutting edge, can be curative, and has come a long way from its origins.
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To capitalise on the reams of data produced by cancer researchers we must have a joined up approach - here's how our new strategy will help
From restricting sunbed use for under 18s, to banning smoking at work and in public places, here are 4 ways we’ve influenced cancer policy and made real change.
We recently welcomed some early career researchers to observe some of the panel discussions and interviews for our Research Careers Committee. So, how did they get on?
When it comes to diagnosing cancers early, screening is our best available tool. Cancer screening involves testing for early signs...
Screaning does reduced cancer patients death but increased. Some people are fine livung with a cancer without any symptoms. Screaning builds up fear. Watch documentary about hanna.
We know that cancer research saves and improves lives. What is less well known is the role of cancer research...
Is the Government's implementation plan for its 10-year clinical research vision any more than just rhetoric? Our policy team give us the low-down...
Last night, Dame Deborah James’s family announced that she passed away peacefully at home, after living with bowel cancer since...
We investigate diet inequality and its root causes with Dr Amy Yau, Research Fellow at the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine.
‘Normal’ cells and ‘cancer’s surprising circular DNA’: Inside Cancer Grand Challenges Part 2
We’re unpacking two recently funded Cancer Grand Challenges, and introducing the global, multidisciplinary teams taking them on.
We’re unpacking two recently funded Cancer Grand Challenges, and introducing the global, multidisciplinary teams taking them on.
Researchers have found a drug that targets the tumour microenvironment that could improve treatment for certain cancers. But it might not be the kind of drug you expect.
Despite big improvements in survival, cancer is still one of the world’s biggest killers. Leading scientists explain why it presents such a challenge – and look at how far we’ve come
Ten years ago, Cancer Research UK was delighted to enter a three-year partnership with renewable energy company ScottishPower with the...
Today, Cancer Grand Challenges announced four new teams that have each received £20 million in funding to take on the biggest challenges in cancer research
An international team of researchers have identified 21 common faults in cancer DNA using an algorithm that works similarly to Netflix
Cachexia, sometimes described as a metabolic mutiny, is a condition where lean muscle wastes away, leading to extreme weight loss...
Girls Aloud members to join forces to raise money in Sarah Harding’s honour
The member of Girls Aloud are joining forces with us for a special 'Race for Life for Sarah', raising money for vital breast cancer research in honour of their much-loved bandmate.
The member of Girls Aloud are joining forces with us for a special 'Race for Life for Sarah', raising money for vital breast cancer research in honour of their much-loved bandmate.
Why haven’t we cured cancer? – That Cancer Conversation
This latest episode features 3 guests who explore why the idea of a cancer cure is so complex, but why there is still so much to be hopeful about.
This latest episode features 3 guests who explore why the idea of a cancer cure is so complex, but why there is still so much to be hopeful about.
New review sets out a roadmap the UK Government should follow to close the health inequality gap and end smoking in England.
New reports highlight the impact of workforce issues on the ongoing patient backlog and patient outcomes across UK nations.
A new study confirms that offering cervical screening using HPV testing effectively prevents cervical cancer without the need for as regular screening
A new poll, carried out by YouGov, has revealed that three quarters of the UK public think the NHS is understaffed and underequipped to tackle cancer
Our scientists across the country are working hard to tackle drug resistance – one of cancer's cruellest curveballs.
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