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Gene may explain why some breast cancers are hard to treat

A gene which some breast cancers rely on to survive has been identified by ICR scientists, explaining why some patients fail to benefit from targeted treatment.

New Tumour Profiling Unit signals push for personalised cancer treatment

A new Tumour Profiling Unit at the ICR will accelerate the development of personalised cancer treatments and their delivery to patients.

Plan for action to fight global cancer unveiled

A 10-point plan to turn back the tide on cancer has been published to mark World Cancer Day. Developed by the World Oncology Forum, includin...

New insights into DNA repair process



ICR scientists have published the 3D structure of the ARP8 protein, an important player in the regulation of DNA packaging and repair of DNA damage.

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