Science Talk

The Institute of Cancer Research, London, has been conducting world leading research since we opened our doors as The Cancer Hospital Research in 1909. Our former Digital Communications Intern, Francis Newman, takes a look at five of the major advances that took place here during the 20th century, which now form the basis of much of the work done by modern cancer researchers worldwide.

An intriguing session at the NCRI conference gave a glimpse of some novel ways for attacking cancers.

Drug resistance is the single biggest challenge in cancer treatment today. Here’s how we’re rising to the challenge.