Since today is World No Tobacco Day, we focus on lung cancer, and why it’s still such a difficult disease to treat. The facts and figures Tobacco use is associated with an increased risk of many cancers including the larynx, oesophagus (foodpipe), mouth and pharynx, bladder, kidney, liver, stoma...

Radiotherapy is one of the main forms of treatment against cancer. High energy rays are directed to the cancer-affected area in order to destroy the cancerous cells, in an attempt to cause as little damage as possible to healthy cells. However, when the beams are fired at the tumour from outside the...

We’re excited to announce that our fundraisers, Gemma and Craig Scott, have been nominated to become the UK face of #givingtuesday- the global day of giving. Gemma and Craig, who are running 10 marathons over 2 continents to raise money for our research, are amongst 10 candidates shortlisted fr...