Multi-organ mapping of cancer risk
26 Aug 2016
New research reveals cancers need a 'perfect storm' of conditions to develop which could explain why some cancers are more common than others.
Tumour-induced stromal reprogramming drives lymph node transformation
29 Jul 2016
Blocking the immune response to promote cancer progression: tumour lymph nodes as an accomplice to the crime?
Novel potential approaches for treatment of cancers with KRAS mutations: time for reassessment?
15 Jul 2016
Cambridge researchers have discovered new potential avenues for the treatment of certain forms of cancer, which carry mutations affecting the KRAS gene.
Cambridge Race for Life
11 Jul 2016
Cambridge scientist switches lab coat for trainers to help fight cancer when she runs the Race for Life in Cambridge on Sunday 17 July.
Scientists identify 'cell of origin' in skin cancers
8 Jul 2016
Where did it all go wrong? Scientists identify ‘cell of origin’, or the first cell from which the cancer grows, in the most common form of skin cancer.
A shaggy dog story: The contagious cancer that conquered the world
17 May 2016
A contagious form of cancer that can spread between dogs during mating has provided surprising insights into how cancers evolve by ‘stealing’ DNA from their host.
Team recognised for oesophageal cancer innovation
16 May 2016
Pill on a string wins Cambridge researchers prestigious British Medical Journal award for gastro team of the year.
Cambridge cancer researchers lead the way in cutting edge research
12 May 2016
Cambridge is leading groundbreaking new research to understand the final stages of cancer.
