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CERVICAL SCREENING AWARENESS WEEK: Enjoy a scroll through our year!

June 24, 2022 Jane Rigney 0

For the week that’s in it – Cervical Screening Awareness Week – we have pulled together a round-up of the cervical screening related blogs we […]

Pride in Research: The legacy of erasure and the future of LGBT+ inclusive trials

February 28, 2022 Georgia Mannion-Krase 0

Note: this author uses the term ‘queer’ to refer to both: people who did not have terms like ‘LGBT+’ during their lives; and as an […]

Cancer Prevention Group’s 2021 Christmas reading list

December 19, 2021 Jamie Doorbar 0

It’s that time of year again – to sit back, relax, and get stuck into one of our papers over the festive period! Below are […]

The colours of a clinical trial

October 8, 2021 Jane Rigney 1

This blog was written by Deepali Patel. Deepali started her career working as a research scientist at the Cancer Research UK labs in Cambridge. She […]

Cancer Prevention Group’s 2020 Christmas reading list

December 21, 2020 Jamie Doorbar 0

Following the success of our 2019 reading list (available here) we’ve decided to put together a list of 25 publications to celebrate the cancer prevention […]

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Cancer Prevention Group’s Christmas reading list

December 13, 2019 Jamie Doorbar 1

As the year draws to an end, we have been looking back and reflecting on the groups achievements in 2019. We decided that the best […]

Consent in clinical trials

October 11, 2018 Peter Sasieni 0

Is it ethical to enrol patients into a clinical trial without first obtaining their consent? Most people’s immediate reaction is “No”. But what should people […]

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