Small numbers, big impact: the unique challenges of studying rare cancers 07 Mar 2020 New results from an ICR-led clinical trial are set to change the outlook for patients with a rare form of kidney cancer. Sarah Wells takes a look at some of the main challenges in studying rare cancers, and how the ICR’s researchers are going about making discoveries to improve the outlook for the one in five cancer patients with a rare cancer. Find out more Show/Hide
Childhood Cancer Awareness Month: How we’re improving the lives of young people with cancer through research 29 Sep 2019 The annual Childhood Cancer Conference is an opportunity to hear about the latest scientific developments, and the research and care priorities for young patients and their parents. Sarah Wells went along and heard from one of the world’s leading childhood cancer researchers. Find out more Show/Hide
Celebrating Professor Sir Mel Greaves and his legacy in leukaemia research 27 Sep 2019 Leukaemia researchers from around the world gathered at the Royal Society last week to celebrate Professor Sir Mel Greaves and his knighthood for his services to children's leukaemia research. Science Communications Officer Joanne Duffy reports back on the day. Find out more Show/Hide
Dedicated parents lead team that raises over £16,000 for rhabdomyosarcoma research this Childhood Cancer Awareness Month 29 Sep 2018
Childhood cancer awareness month: how we’re bringing genetic testing to children with cancer 05 Sep 2018