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10th NCRI Cancer Conference

2 - 5 Nov 2014

BT Convention Centre, Liverpool, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland

Trial results reveal first targeted treatment to boost survival for oesophageal cancer

Trial results reveal first targeted treatment to boost survival for oesophageal cancer

Scientists uncover potential drug to tackle 'undruggable' fault in third of cancers

Scientists uncover potential drug to tackle 'undruggable' fault in third of cancers

BRCA-targeting drugs could treat prostate cancer

BRCA-targeting drugs could treat prostate cancer

Swallowing a sponge on a string could replace endoscopy as pre-cancer test

Swallowing a sponge on a string could replace endoscopy as pre-cancer test

Patients with emergency-diagnosed lung cancer report barriers to seeing their GP

Patients with emergency-diagnosed lung cancer report barriers to seeing their GP

NCRI Conference highlights: cancer immunotherapy and the meaning of life

NCRI Conference highlights: cancer immunotherapy and the meaning of life

Invisible tattoos could improve body confidence after breast cancer radiotherapy

Invisible tattoos could improve body confidence after breast cancer radiotherapy

Step towards blood test for many cancer types

Step towards blood test for many cancer types

Keeping active in middle age may help cut breast cancer risk

Keeping active in middle age may help cut breast cancer risk

Sea sponge drug could boost advanced breast cancer survival by five months

Sea sponge drug could boost advanced breast cancer survival by five months

Ethnic minorities less aware of cancer symptoms and more likely to identify barriers to seeking medical help

Ethnic minorities less aware of cancer symptoms and more likely to identify barriers to seeking medical help

Cancer cell fingerprints in the blood may speed up childhood cancer diagnosis

Cancer cell fingerprints in the blood may speed up childhood cancer diagnosis

Scientists trigger self-destruct switch in lung cancer cells

Scientists trigger self-destruct switch in lung cancer cells

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