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How does melanoma adapt to spread and seed new tumours?
Cancers is easier to treat when caught early so this project hopes to reveal new treatments that could stop melanoma spreading, helping survival rates.
Why do treatments not work for some non-smoking lung cancer patients?
Researchers hope that exploring the effect of specific mutations on the development of lung cancer will pave the way for personalised treatments for patients.
Why do children with some genetic disorders develop lymphoma?
Children born with some disorders are prone to developing lymphoma so this project hopes to better understand why and improve outcomes for these children.