Terminal Cancer: Gareth's story | Cancer Research UK
Watch Gareth share his brave story on terminal cancer. 25-year-old Gareth was in the army in 2015 when he was diagnosed with synovial sarcoma. He had his ...
Cancer Research UK
How cancer gets a blood supply - Cancer Research UK
Once a cancer gets to a certain size it needs its own blood supply to get oxygen and nutrients to be able to grow. Find out how a tumour gets a blood supply and ...
Cancer Research UK
The Importance of Cancer Research
Investment in cancer research is essential to improving lives now and in the future. Yet federal funding in support of biomedical and cancer research is stagnant, ...
American Association for Cancer Research
New Insights on Breast Cancer Research
With the recent acquisition of Seragon, Genentech is excited to add a new class of investigational medicines known as SERDs to our pipeline. This potential new ...
Genentech
How we will beat cancer sooner | Cancer Research UK
Our vision is to bring forward the day when all cancers are cured. In the 1970s, less than a quarter of people with cancer survived. But over the last 40 years, ...
Cancer Research UK
Children share their experiences of cancer | Cancer Research UK Kids & Teens
This Childhood Cancer Awareness Month, we met four inspirational children who shared the harsh reality of being diagnosed with cancer. The footage was then ...
Cancer Research UK
Innovations in Breast Cancer Research
Dr. Keith Knutson discusses advances in breast cancer research, particularly the breast cancer vaccine he is developing. Hear from other experts at the 2019 ...
Mayo Clinic
Breast Cancer Research and New Advances
Treatments for breast cancer have advanced dramatically in recent years. There are now many options for patients battling breast cancer to consider including ...
HealthONE
The Future of Cancer Research | Freethink
Intel employee Bryce Olson was diagnosed with stage 4 prostate cancer. When the standard of care didn't work, Bryce turned to genomic sequencing which ...
Freethink
Identifying unknown preventable causes of cancer | Cancer Research UK
Find out how it's possible to identify unknown preventable causes of cancer. In a project of epic scale that spans 5 continents, Professor Sir Stratton's team aim to ...
Cancer Research UK
Preventing unnecessary cancer treatment | Cancer Research UK
By studying tissue samples from women with DCIS (a condition which can sometimes develop into breast cancer), Dr Wesseling's team aims to determine how to ...
Cancer Research UK
Cancer Research Trials | Cancer Research UK
Cancer research trials involve patients in medical research. They help us to understand cancer stages, cancer symptoms and develop drugs and treatments that ...
Cancer Research UK
Stanford Cancer Institute: Innovations In Cancer Care
The Stanford Cancer Institute, which opened in 2005, strives to combine the best in cancer research and patient care. From research in stem cell and ...
Stanford Health Care
Cancer Research Institute: Saving More Lives with Immunotherapy
The Cancer Research Institute is the world's leading nonprofit dedicated exclusively to cancer immunotherapy research and treatment.
Cancer Research Institute
Cancer Research UK Manifesto
We've produced an inspiring new film which brings our brand manifesto to life through a collection of powerful images and stories. Capturing our collective spirit ...
Cancer Research UK
Deep breathing for lymphoedema | Cancer Research UK (2019)
Learn about the deep breathing exercises you should do before and after doing exercises for lymphoedema for your arm, leg or head and neck area.
Cancer Research UK
2019 Major Trends in Modern Cancer Research
This annual event brings together three of Memorial Sloan Kettering's leading scientists to present and discuss their groundbreaking work with high school ...
Memorial Sloan Kettering
4. Advances in Immunotherapy for Cancer Treatment
Cancer immunotherapy, or biologic therapy, is a technique that uses the body's own immune system to fight cancer. While immunotherapies for cancer have ...
Cleveland Clinic
Why you should apply to our Graduate Scheme | Cancer Research UK
The Cancer Research UK Graduate Scheme is truly unique. Every day our graduates achieve extraordinary things by being sharp, brave and united in our work.
Cancer Research UK
The Future of Pancreatic Cancer Research and Treatment
On November 29, NCI's Dr. Christine Alewine participated in a Facebook Live event with Lynn Matrisian, Ph.D., Chief Research Officer of the Pancreatic Cancer ...
National Cancer Institute
Sharing data to advance cancer research
Project Drive is a massive screening effort that exposes the genes that cancer cells depend on to survive. We're sharing our data to advance cancer research ...
Novartis
Elana Simon, Young Champion in Cancer Research
Elana Simon received the inaugural Young Champion in Cancer Research Award at the AACR Annual Meeting 2014, in recognition of her work in researching ...
American Association for Cancer Research
What is Philadelphia positive leukaemia? | Cancer types | Cancer Research UK (2020)
In Philadelphia positive leukaemia you have a particular change in the chromosomes of the leukaemia cells. Most cells of your body have 23 pairs of ...
Cancer Research UK
Cancer research at Imperial College London
At Imperial College London, we have built an innovative cancer research and basic science portfolio, complemented with cutting edge technologies. Coupled ...
Imperial Medicine
Exosomes in Cancer Research (Episode 3)
Episode 3 in a 6-part mini documentary series, see the full series here: http://www.lifetechnologies.com/exosomesdocumentary We asked 10 prominent ...
Thermo Fisher Scientific
Personalised Medicine | Cancer Research UK
Using genetic screening to guide treatment, Cancer Research UK's Stratified Medicine Programme will help bring the right drugs to the right patients. For more ...
Cancer Research UK
Cancer Treatment, Radiotherapy and What to Expect | Cancer Research UK
Radiotherapy is the use of high energy X-rays to treat cancer. It is common treatment for cancer. Learn what happens when you have radiotherapy for cancer.
Cancer Research UK
Tomorrow’s Breakthroughs Today: Immunotherapy and the Cancer Research Institute
Leading scientists discuss the role that the Cancer Research Institute (CRI) has played in advancing the science of cancer immunotherapy. For more than 60 ...
Cancer Research Institute
Tackling All Cancers | Improving Survival Rates | Cancer Research UK
Tackling all cancers We want survival in the UK to be among the best in the world. We're focusing our efforts in four key areas – working to help prevent cancer, ...
Cancer Research UK
The Progress of Pancreatic Cancer Research
Why has pancreatic cancer been so hard to cure? In this video, researchers explain that pancreatic cancer doesn't have just one cause, that it is biologically ...
Michigan Medicine
Cancer Research Saves Lives
A fact-filled video about the accomplishments and possibilities of cancer research. To learn more about how cancer research is saving lives, and how you can ...
American Association for Cancer Research
Prostate Cancer: Research shows new treatment option offers improved survival
A new option for men with metastatic hormone-sensitive prostate cancer that researchers say is superior to the current standard therapy. Christopher Sweeney ...
Dana-Farber Cancer Institute
How does obesity cause cancer? | Cancer Research UK
Overweight and obesity is the second biggest preventable cause of cancer in the UK- more than 1 in 20 cancer cases are caused by excess weight. The risk is ...
Cancer Research UK
Thanks to research, this is David right now | Cancer Research UK (2019)
In 2018, we filmed David getting his diagnosis for prostate cancer. Research is saving lives right now – donate to help more people survive: ...
Cancer Research UK
Cancer Research: overcoming obstacles in the science community
https://www.thermofisher.com/us/en/home/life-science/cancer-research.html?cid=BID_R01_PJT3626_BID88888_VI_YUT_OD_KT_320 Thermo Fisher Scientific ...
Thermo Fisher Scientific
The Power and Promise of Cancer Research: Presented at ASCO Annual Meeting 2018
On June 2, 2018, National Cancer Institute (NCI) Director Norman E. Sharpless, M.D. presented at the 2018 American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO) ...
National Cancer Institute
Brain Tumour | Right Now: Stuart and Louise | Cancer Research UK
Stuart, who has a brain tumour, is reunited with partner Louise after his operation. Cancers that start in the brain are called primary brain tumours. Tumours can ...
Cancer Research UK
Predicting lung cancer’s return at surgery | Cancer Research UK (2019)
New lung cancer research from our TRACERx team at Cancer Research UK's Manchester Institute shows that detecting potential tumour cells leaving the vein in ...
Cancer Research UK
Breast Cancer Research: A study looks at a new drug for HER2 positive breast cancer
Dr. Eric Winer explains results of Her2Climb trial that looks at a new breast cancer drug called tucatinib combined with standard therapies. Study was presented ...
Dana-Farber Cancer Institute
Throat Cancer - Know Your Throat | Cancer Research UK
Throat cancer is a general term that describes several different types of cancer. Understanding the different parts and what they do helps you to understand more ...
Cancer Research UK
Thanks to research, this is Angela right now | Cancer Research UK
In 2018, we filmed Angela receiving her successful treatment results. Research is saving lives right now – donate to help more people survive: ...
Cancer Research UK
Pediatric Cancer Research at Nemours Center for Cancer and Blood Disorders
At the Nemours Center for Cancer and Blood Disorders (NCCBD), our impressive team of pediatric specialists is as committed to researching new treatments ...
Nemours
