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| Blog Name: | Cancer Research UK |
| Url: | http://scienceblog.cancerresearchuk.org/ |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | health, medicine, science |
| Description: | This blog is co-written by three of Cancer Research UK’s professional science communicators, Henry Scowcroft, Ed Yong, and Kat Arney. Our aim is to cover the latest cancer research, including that funded by the charity. We’ll also be highlighting other relevant material, debunking myths and media scares, and providing links to other helpful resources. |
| Popularity: | 11 Followers |
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Early diagnosis saves lives – and here’s the evidence
| It’s been a big week for cancer news, as we blogged about yesterday.The Government’s report on progress against the Cancer Reform Strategy showed how much cancer survival varies across the country,...more |
New cancer survival figures are alarming – but at least we know where we are
| This week has seen two high profile stories about cancer survival hit the headlines.Both have, in their own way, highlighted what we and others have been saying for some time – that late diagnosis ...more |
Introducing the new-look Cancer Research UK podcast
| After three years and thirty five episodes, we’ve decided to give the Cancer Research UK podcast a revamp.As of this month, our podcasts will be shorter and snappier. We’ll be focusing on the late...more |
A disappointing decision on liver cancer treatment
| NICE’s decision today not to recommend sorafenib – also known as Nexavar – to the NHS for the treatment of advanced liver cancer, is deeply disappointing for a number of reasons – namely the drug’s...more |
Patient information – providing for cancer patients outside the hospital
| A diagnosis of cancer can be a confusing time, where a lot of new information can arrive very quickly.Patients can, of course, discuss things with their doctor whilst they’re in hospital or when th...more |
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