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It’s always tricky to pick a winner for our Research is Beautiful image competition, but after considerable head scratching – here it is... The post Latest winner in our Research is Beautiful competition appeared first on Cancer Research UK - Cancer News .
NHS England will offer HPV self-testing as an option for some 30 to 65-year-olds who are overdue for cervical screening. Read our FAQs for more. The post NHS England rolling out HPV self-testing kits to help more people take part in cervical screening appeared first on Cancer Research UK - Cancer News .
A landmark Cancer Research UK-funded trial suggests 4 in 5 people with early-stage rectal cancer could avoid major surgery and life-changing side effects. The post New treatment helps patients with rectal cancer avoid major surgery and side effects appeared first on Cancer Research UK - Cancer News .
The post Can the National Cancer Plan deliver faster care and better outcomes? appeared first on Cancer Research UK - Cancer News .
As research careers progress, they can bring an increasing number of leadership responsibilities - and that can be tricky. But help is at hand... The post Making space for coaching appeared first on Cancer Research UK - Cancer News .
We caught up with three researchers who have taken part in coaching sessions via our partnership with Meyler Campbell. So, how did they get on? The post How coaching can help you become a research leader appeared first on Cancer Research UK - Cancer News .
Get the latest updates and analysis on NHS cancer waiting times in England, and learn what it means for people affected by cancer The post Cancer waiting times: Latest updates and analysis appeared first on Cancer Research UK - Cancer News .
Treatment alone won’t be enough to solve the obesity crisis. To make lasting progress, we need to prevent obesity in the first place. The post We drove down smoking; now we need the same resolve on obesity appeared first on Cancer Research UK - Cancer News .
Fewer than 4 in 10 adults have bought sunscreen so far this year, despite the high UV levels throughout the hot summer. The post Most people in Britain haven’t bought sunscreen in 2026 appeared first on Cancer Research UK - Cancer News .
Dr Maria Antoinetta Cerone takes us through a decade-long international effort to create a bank of patient-derived cancer models… The post The importance of patients – the decade long effort to create next-gen cancer models appeared first on Cancer Research UK - Cancer News .
Some wonderful entries this month for our Research is Beautiful image competition – here’s the successful image for July... The post Latest winner in our Research is Beautiful competition appeared first on Cancer Research UK - Cancer News .
Computational cancer biologist Dr Maria Secrier tells us why she no longer wants to simply measure cancer, but model its possible futures… The post Cancer in motion: how computation is reshaping our view of tumours appeared first on Cancer Research UK - Cancer News .
Bequeathing his body to the PEACE study, Edward Speed is one of many helping to reveal the hidden impact of cancer treatment both before and after death – including how DNA in healthy tissue might change. The post A legacy written in DNA appeared first on Cancer Research UK - Cancer News .
Are the National Cancer Plan's proposals on clinical trials are enough to create a truly research-powered NHS? The post Boosting clinical trials – will the National Cancer Plan deliver? appeared first on Cancer Research UK - Cancer News .
