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This blog is supported by the Cancer Research UK Cambridge Centre Early Detection Programme

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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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