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Researcher Stories
30/01/2021

Meet Dr Helen Clarke

She’s a Senior Specialist Registrar in Obstetrics & Gynaecology and is undertaking a clinical PhD, jointly funded by Cancer Research UK and the NIHR.
Researcher Stories
27/01/2021

Meet Dr Gemma Owens

Gemma is an NIHR Clinical Lecturer investigating predictive and therapeutic biomarkers for tumour infiltrating lymphocyte (TIL) therapy.
Researcher Stories
26/01/2021

Meet Dr Anu Datta

He’s a Specialist Registrar in Radiology and is undertaking a clinical PhD which is funded by Cancer Research UK.
Researcher Stories
26/01/2021

Meet Dr Laura Forker

Researcher Stories
25/01/2021

Meet Melanie Seaton

Her PhD investigates human sperm as novel diagnostic and therapeutic tools for the detection and treatment of ovarian cancer lesions at an early, pre-invasive stage in the fallopian tube.
MCRC Blog
15/01/2021

Conference Report: The University of Cambridge’s MB/PhD Symposium 2020

Research Spotlight
11/01/2021

Ultraviolet radiation causes rare type of eye cancer

Ultraviolet radiation can cause a rare type of eye cancer, conjunctival melanoma, according to University of Manchester research
Director's Update
18/12/2020

Director’s Update – December 2020

Partner News
02/12/2020

Professor Caroline Dive is named as Interim Director of the Cancer Research UK Manchester Institute

Manchester Cancer Research Centre - News
Research Spotlight
09/11/2020

‘First of its kind’ clinical trial to bring hope to people with lung cancer

Research Spotlight
06/11/2020

Lynch syndrome and endometrial cancer: How our research led to new NICE guidance

The publication of a new national health guideline on Lynch syndrome and endometrial (womb) cancer is an important step forward for women’s health, Lynch syndrome diagnosis, and cancer prevention.
Partner News
02/11/2020

Breakthrough Oncology Development Programme launched

Partner News
26/10/2020

Mum’s heartfelt reason for backing children’s brain tumour research

A mum from Ashton-under-Lyne – whose six-year-old son was diagnosed with a brain tumour after the school nurse spotted a squint in his eye – is backing a million-dollar research project into childhood cancer research, which is being co-led by a team of scientists from Manchester.
MCRC Blog
23/10/2020

But… What about secondary breast cancer?

Breast Cancer Awareness Month Campaign was launched over 30 years ago aiming to promote breast awareness, share information about the disease and claim better screening services and treatments.
Manchester Cancer Research Centre - News

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