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Welcome to the King’s Cancer Prevention blog

This blog is supported by the Early Cancer Institute at the University of Cambridge.

Cancer Prevention: About us

We are a group of epidemiologists and population researchers studying the causes of or early events in the development of cancer. Our aim is to be able to interfere and prevent cancer or diagnose it whilst still easy to treat.

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Meet our team!
5 minutes with: Professor Stephen Duffy
In Conversation with Professor Shaun Treweek
Achieving earlier diagnosis of cancer: How can the wider primary care team contribute?
Findings from the ProtecT trial: A prostate cancer ‘good news’ story
Neurodiversity Celebration Week 2023 – Dyspraxia in the Workplace
HPV Awareness Day Round-up
5 minutes with: Professor Rebecca Fitzgerald
Cervical Cancer Elimination in Africa: where are we now and where do we need to be?
Cervical Screening and HPV Self-Sampling in Denmark

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