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The IRCTerry Fox Run UK – The Institute of Cancer Research, London - 1 week
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Twitter Feed: The ICR
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The Guardian‘This will happen before 2030’: how the science behind Covid vaccines might help to fight cancer - 4 days
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The success of mRNA-based drugs in combating coronavirus is inspiring scientists to create similar vaccines for melanoma and other...
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"At the moment, what we're missing is how you predict the antigens that matter." In this @observeruk @guardianscience feature, the ICR's Professor Alan Melcher shares how the science behind Covid #mRNA vaccines may help to transform #Cancer treatment. https://t.co/EoIyNZrLUX - view on twitter
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The IRC“A challenge for a challenge”: Meet the cyclists funding our secondary breast cancer research - 4 days
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Cyclist Christine O’Connell set up the One More City campaign shortly before she was diagnosed with stage 4 breast cancer in 2018. She and...
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Read more from Christine and Dr Natrajan in our latest feature, where they share more about the annual One More City campaign and the team's support of the ICR (5/5) ⬇️ https://t.co/B3e6WayCie - view on twitter
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The IRCTreat cancer more precisely – The Institute of Cancer Research, London - 1 week
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As part of our 5-year strategy, we aim to deliver benefits for cancer patients by developing smarter, kinder treatments through innovative clinical trials and...
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Our new joint research strategy with @royalmarsdennhs will deliver benefits for #Cancer patients by developing smarter, kinder treatments through innovative clinical trials and taking advances into NHS care. Find out more: https://t.co/1GCrannZeE https://t.co/1GCrannZeE - view on twitter
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The IRC“A challenge for a challenge”: Meet the cyclists funding our secondary breast cancer research - 7 days
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Cyclist Christine O’Connell set up the One More City campaign shortly before she was diagnosed with stage 4 breast cancer in 2018. She and...
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"The more I learned about #SecondaryBreastCancer, the more I realised that this was where our fundraising should be going." - Christine O'Connell (@CERINOC). Read more on Christine's motivation for funding a #PhD student at the ICR below⬇️ https://t.co/B3e6WayCie - view on twitter
BLOKES can get checked for prostate cancer in a “Man Van” touring building sites and GP car parks. The mobile health unit hopes to...
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Following promising new data, the '#ManVan', developed by the ICR, @royalmarsdennhs and @rmpartnersnhs, has been awarded more than £500k in funding from @NHSEngland to improve healthcare access and speed up the detection rate of #ProstateCancer. https://t.co/IcKYBiorOw - view on twitter
Sustainability at the ICR means acting now, in line with the UN Sustainability Development Goals, to manage economic, social and environmental issues within our...
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Read our full sustainability action plan on our website: https://t.co/Lbm3RtzORQ https://t.co/Lbm3RtzORQ - view on twitter
Charity launched in name of Alice Wakeling funds breakthrough that could lead to less aggressive treatment and save more...
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Earlier today at #FoG2023, Professor Janet Shipley joined a panel of experts to discuss the value of #LiquidBiopsies for #Cancer screening, early detection, and treatment monitoring. Find out more about her work on liquid biopsies in the @ObserverUK ⬇️ https://t.co/cozd2ItutF - view on twitter
Take part in a charity run event for the Institute of Cancer Research and raise money for cancer research. Find out more about the...
The Terry Fox Run UK is free to enter, non-competitive and open to all. We just ask you to raise as much as you can. All funds raised in the Terry Fox Run UK will support our #CancerResearch. Find out more (2023 date TBC): https://t.co/piwa8JqHYK - view on twitter