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How can we stop childhood brain tumours being so aggressive?
Our project in Spain is looking for cures for the childhood tumour diffuse midline glioma (DMG). Dr Alieva hopes to find out more about how DMGs begin to grow, so that new treatments can be developed for this devastating disease.
Will stopping a tiny protein improve pancreatic cancer treatment?
Our pancreatic cancer research project in Qatar is investigating a possible new way to improve treatment success for patients. Dr Khan and his team are hoping to make cancer cells more vulnerable to chemotherapy.
Why do some lung tumours develop into aggressive cancers?
Survival rates for lung cancer vary considerably so this project aims to improve survival rates by discover new ways to diagnosis and treat aggressive lung cancers.