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Find out more about DETERMINESince launching in December 2021, the DETERMINE trial has hit many milestones on the way to providing much-needed treatment options for people with rare cancers, including treating its 100th patient.
Sky News covered the Target National genetic screening trial and spoke to Pamela Garner-Jones who was diagnosed with cervical cancer in 2021. Through TARGET National, Pamela was matched to a treatment on our DETERMINE trial and has since seen her tumour shrink by two thirds and symptoms improve.
PCM4EU (Personalized Cancer Medicine for all EU citizens) and PRIME-ROSE (Precision Cancer Medicine Repurposing System Using Pragmatic Clinical Trials) aim to facilitate implementation of precision cancer medicine in Europe.
The Guardian: Patients with rare cancers given hope by UK-led ‘drug-match’ trial
Citeline: The Script Award categories 2023
PRIME-ROSE: Official Opening of the Horizon EU Cancer Mission PRIME-ROSE project
The Herald: Scotland cancer: First-of-its-kind trial to test new treatment
The Independent: Scots with rare cancers to test new treatment in first-of-its-kind trial
The Times: Scotland cancer patients will be first to try precision treatment
The Standard: Scots with rare cancers to test new treatment in first-of-its-kind trial
The National: Scots with rare cancers to test new treatment in first-of-its-kind trial
Accelerate: Fair for AYA stamp
Cancer Research Horizons: The DETERMINE trial: showcasing Cancer Research UK’s unique position in the pharma industry
Cancer Research Horizons: Cancer Research UK joins European precision cancer medicine trial consortium
Cancer Research Horizons: Novartis joins Cancer Research UK trial for rare cancers
Cancer Research Horizons: Precision medicine trial opens for rare adult and paediatric cancers
Bionow: A fabulous night of accolades at the 2022 Bionow Awards Dinner
The University of Manchester: Cancer researchers across the UK join forces to find drugs for rare cancers