Cytokine release syndrome is a side effect of some types of treatment. Immunotherapy is the most common type. Find out more.

Some immunotherapy treatments can cause immune cell associated neurotoxicity syndrome (ICANS). Find out more about it and the treatment you might have.

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When you make a donation in memory to Cancer Research UK, you're making a donation in honour of your loved one that will help transform the lives of future generations. A funeral or memorial ...

Cancer Chat is our online, fully moderated forum. It’s your safe place to connect with others affected by cancer, share experiences and get support. You can chat about any topic - from symptoms to ...

We fund research across four primary objectives – discovery, detection, prevention and treatment – to build a deeper understanding of every aspect of cancer that will ultimately lead to longer, ...

Over the coming months, thousands of inspirational runners will take on these challenges to raise money and help beat cancer. Will you be one of them?

Your recovery time will depend on the type of surgery you had. You might have surgery as a day patient or spend a night in ...

Last year we invested £419m into cancer research. This investment spans funding, conferences, international partnerships and initiatives, and supports our research network and infrastructure. We're at ...

What is a CT colonography? A CT colonography is a test to look at your large bowel (colon) and your back passage (rectum). The test uses CT scans to show the inside of your colon and rectum. You have ...

Our people are the reason why we’re beating cancer. We couldn't do it without them. The following benefits are provided at the Charity's discretion and do not form part of your contractual terms and ...

We accept nominations all year round. We can only accept nominations from a parent or guardian. Every child nominated will receive an award, as long as they: are under 18 on the date of nomination and ...