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June 2013
This month we’ll be discussing Angelina Jolie’s decision to go public about her genetic risk of breast cancer and double mastectomy. Plus, we take a look at the importance of clinical trials for improving survival for cancer patients. And we’ve got this month’s heroes and zeros.
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This month we’ll be looking at liquid biopsies for cancer patients, finding out about the Cancer Drugs Fund – and what happens when it runs out. Plus, we’re focusing on the progress we’ve made in beating bowel cancer and the challenges that still lie ahead. And we’ve got this month’s heroes and zeros.
In this month’s podcast we’ll be finding out about a blood test that can track breast cancer, how our cancer risk is encoded in our genes, and why a tobacco company spent millions of pounds on misleading adverts. Plus we report on the computer nerds taking on cancer, and bring you this month’s heroes and zeros.
This month, Independent review of breast screening reveals both benefits and harms, New citizen science project launched to speed up cancer research, Researchers call for more coordinated approach to childhood cancer, Stand Up To Cancer raises over £7 million for cutting-edge research, Lung cancer awareness month gets underway and we bring you highlights from this year’s NCRI cancer conference.
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