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The Scientific Executive Board (SEB) is a committee which: i) develops the research strategy of CRUK for discussion with the Research Committee (a committee of Council) and recommendation for approval ...

Cancer Research UK’s constitution provides for the appointment of 100 Members of the charity. Members are similar to the shareholders of a company. They are entitled to attend all general meetings of ...

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We analysed cancer incidence rates in broad ethnic groups in England from 2013 to 2017. To do this, we used data on almost 3 million diagnoses across 31 cancer sites. The ethnic groups included were ...

This analysis brief from the Cancer Intelligence experts presents projected numbers of UK cancer cases and deaths in the current parliamentary term.

In this report we investigated how cancer survival has changed over nearly 50 years (1971 to 2018) in England and Wales.

In partnership with Public Health England, we compared the characteristics and diagnostic pathways of patients presenting with non-specific but concerning symptoms.

In partnership with Public Health England, we compared the proportions of patients receiving different types of treatment for endometrial cancer across 19 Cancer Alliances.

You might have chemotherapy after surgery or if your brain tumour comes back. Common chemotherapy drugs used for brain tumours include temozolomide. A combination of drugs called procarbazine, ...

You might have tests to stage your cancer. This depends on your type of skin cancer. Most basal cell carcinomas (BCC) don't need staging because it's very rare for them to spread. You only need ...