The new UK Institute seeking to detect cancer early enough to cure it
September saw the launch of the Early Cancer Institute at the University of Cambridge. The first physical location in the UK solely dedicated to research […]
Articles by Jane Rigney
EDI Series | Part 1: 5 minutes with..
In Part 1 of our Equality, Diversity and Inclusivity (EDI) series, Yinru Zhang, Undergraduate Fellow, spoke to Georgia Mannion-Krase, the co-chair of the EDI Group […]
Amplifying the Voice of the Public
This post is written by Jane Rigney. Jane is a Clinical Project Manager in the Cancer Prevention Group. She oversees numerous cancer screening projects, our […]
Does the bowel cancer screening programme in England prevent deaths?
The NHS Bowel Cancer Screening programme is on track to meet its objective of reducing deaths from bowel cancer. Our recently published study, the first […]
Is vaping the most powerful weapon we have against lung cancer?
This post is by Georgia Mannion-Krase. Georgia is the Research Follow-up Portfolio Manager in the Cancer Research UK & King’s College London Cancer Prevention […]
How can we monitor improvements in early diagnosis?
This post was created by Amy Tickle, a Cancer Research UK-funded PhD student in the Cancer Prevention Group. Amy is currently in her second year […]
CERVICAL SCREENING AWARENESS WEEK: Enjoy a scroll through our year!
For the week that’s in it – Cervical Screening Awareness Week – we have pulled together a round-up of the cervical screening related blogs we […]
‘The tragedy of thousands who need not die’: A history of cervical screening in England Part II
This post follows ‘A history of cervical screening in England Part I’ written by guest author Scarlett Dargan. Scarlett read History at Churchill College, Cambridge. She […]
HPV Vaccination in Japan: The Journey to Resuming a National Immunisation Programme
This post was written by guest author Maddie Rose Baker. Maddie is an International Journalism Master’s student at City, University of London. She also is a […]
‘The tragedy of thousands who need not die’: A history of cervical screening in England Part I
This post was written by guest author Scarlett Dargan. Scarlett read History at Churchill College, Cambridge. She is now studying for a master’s in journalism at […]