A Pattern Emerges | An Inaugural Lecture by Professor Richard Hooper
Richard Hooper is Professor of Medical Statistics in the Centre for Evaluation & Methods, Wolfson Institute of Population Health at QMUL, where he leads the […]
clinical trials
Meet our team!
To mark last week’s International Clinical Trials Day, we had a quick chat with some of our team members, hearing about their different paths into the […]
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 […]
Pride in Research: The legacy of erasure and the future of LGBT+ inclusive trials
Note: this author uses the term ‘queer’ to refer to both: people who did not have terms like ‘LGBT+’ during their lives; and as an […]
Cancer Prevention Group’s 2021 Christmas reading list
It’s that time of year again – to sit back, relax, and get stuck into one of our papers over the festive period! Below are […]
The colours of a clinical trial
This blog was written by Deepali Patel. Deepali started her career working as a research scientist at the Cancer Research UK labs in Cambridge. She […]
Cancer Prevention Group’s 2020 Christmas reading list
Following the success of our 2019 reading list (available here) we’ve decided to put together a list of 25 publications to celebrate the cancer prevention […]
Cancer Prevention Group’s Christmas reading list
As the year draws to an end, we have been looking back and reflecting on the groups achievements in 2019. We decided that the best […]
Consent in clinical trials
Is it ethical to enrol patients into a clinical trial without first obtaining their consent? Most people’s immediate reaction is “No”. But what should people […]