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Bowel cancer surveillance for high-risk patients in the time of COVID-19: What have we learned?

April 2, 2021 Guest Author 0

This post was written by Annie Lincoln, Ph.D. Student within the Cancer Prevention Group at King’s College London. Annie is interested in improved colorectal cancer […]

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 […]

Managing women’s cancers in Lynch syndrome

April 5, 2019 Guest Author 1

In this post Dr Emma Crosbie, Senior Lecturer & Honorary Consultant Gynaecological Oncologist, tells us about the first ever workshop to develop international standards of […]

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