Press Area

The NCRI Press Office is the main point of contact for journalists throughout the NCRI Cancer Conference. During the event the Press Office issues a number of media releases that cover major topics and papers presented at the Conference.

On request, the NCRI Press Office can also organise one-to-one interviews with key speakers and spokespeople at the Conference, subject to availability.

The Press Office is equipped to meet the needs of all media attending the event - live ISDN interviews will be available, a 24 hour on-call service, private one-to-one briefing rooms and a media suite with broadband access.

The Press Office also offers discounted hotel accommodation for journalists attending the event.

For further details please contact Rachel Gonzaga on 0207 061 8300 or at the NCRI press office.

2010 Conference Press Releases

	9/11/2011	CLASS OF BREAST CANCER DRUGS COULD TREAT OTHER TYPES OF CANCER
		NCRI (View website)
	9/11/2011	NEW MAGNETIC TREATMENT TO TARGET PROSTATE CANCER REVEALED
		NCRI (View website)
	9/11/2011	BOWEL SCREENING REDUCES CANCER DEATHS BY MORE THAN 25 PER CENT
		NCRI (View website)
	9/11/2011	FEAR, ANXIETY AND EMBARRASSMENT STOP WOMEN GOING FOR BREAST SCREENING
		NCRI (View website)
	8/11/2011	SCIENTISTS DISCOVER NUCLEOLI DAMAGE COULD KILL CANCER CELLS
		NCRI (View website)
	8/11/2011	MEDICS MISS KEY OPPORTUNITIES TO PREVENT CANCERS LINKED TO OBESITY
		NCRI (View website)
	8/11/2011	BOWEL, OESOPHAGEAL AND PANCREATIC CANCERS SHOW BIGGEST IMPROVEMENT IN DIAGNOSIS TIME
		NCRI (View website)
	7/11/2011	FIRST EVIDENCE OF NEW ‘DRUGGABLE’ DNA REPAIR TARGET TO DESTROY CANCER CELLS
		NCRI (View website)
	7/11/2011	BREAST CANCER PATIENTS LACK ADEQUATE FERTILITY PRESERVATION ADVICE
		NCRI (View website)
	7/11/2011	POOR LIFESTYLE HABITS LINKED TO MORE SIDE-EFFECTS OF PROSTATE CANCER TREATMENT
		NCRI (View website)
	6/11/2011	POOR MEN MORE LIKELY TO DIE FROM BOWEL CANCER
		NCRI (View website)
	5/11/2011	CERVICAL CANCERS RISE IN YOUNG WOMEN
		NCRI (View website)