Why international collaboration is vital – World Cancer Day 2022 blog
Collectively, we can reduce inequity by increasing the resources – meaning both money and people – dedicated to cancer research…
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Q&A with Professor Sibylle Mittnacht on her osteosarcoma research discovery
Children with Cancer UK has a history of enabling ground-breaking research that investigates all forms of cancer in children and ...
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Targeted drugs used for the treatment of breast and ovarian cancer in women could provide a novel treatment in osteosarcoma
Scientists at UCL have found that a mutation commonly seen in osteosarcomas, the most common type of bone cancer, could ...
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An urgent call from One Cancer Voice group
One Cancer Voice group of cancer charities
Children with Cancer UK has joined 50 other charities in calling for the ...
The research into late effects in children who beat cancer
People who survive cancer during childhood and adolescence are at risk of suffering a serious health condition in later life. ...
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Q&A on ‘late effects’ with Professor Rod Skinner
Find out what ‘late effects’ actually are for children and young people who have survived cancer in this Q&A with ...
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