Cancer

Despite rapid innovation, UK patients wait up to 14 years for new cancer drugs

Time from patent to patient has increased by more than a year, Institute of Cancer Research finds in new study

04 Dec 2018

Pisa and Manchester researchers find hope in new breast cancer treatment

22 Nov 2018

Warwick awarded £2.3M to help develop cutting-edge technologies for cancer diagnosis and personalised treatment

06 Nov 2018

Photonics: New laser scanner to zap toxic French fries

09 Oct 2018

Food technology

University of Pisa partners in cancer imaging biobank project

13 Sep 2018

Endomag raises $10M to establish a new standard of breast cancer care

24 Jul 2018

University of Birmingham study finds ways to improve cancer care for the elderly

16 Jul 2018

Breast cancer’s spread routes mapped

01 Mar 2018

Health research

VIB, CD3 and Galapagos NV enter license deal for the development of MALT1 inhibitors

10 Jan 2018

Better understanding of colon cancer to help guide treatment

Scientists from the Innovative Medicines Initiative project OncoTrack have worked to identify and characterise signs of cancer, particularly colon cancers, and patients' responses to different types of treatment. The aim is to help doctors choose the best possible treatment for an individual patient's condition, potentially improving and saving lives.

18 Oct 2017

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