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Bringing the experience of patients to physicists

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25 June 2022

Julie Wolfarth is an NCRI Consumer member of the NCRI Living With and Beyond Cancer and NCRI Clinical and Translational…

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Using lived experience to help people affected by prostate cancer

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28 February 2022

Prostate Cancer Research has announced the creation of a new website for people affected by prostate cancer. Prostate Cancer Research…

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What we could do in rare cancer research in 2022 and beyond

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28 February 2022

NCRI Consumer lead, Emma Kinloch, shares her thoughts on research into rare cancers on rare disease day 2022. This article…

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Patients and carers providing focus for pancreatic cancer research

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18 November 2021

On World Pancreatic Cancer Day (18 November), NCRI Consumer Forum member, Lesley Goodburn, wrote about her experiences and how they…

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Patient and public involvement in palliative care research funding decisions

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07 October 2021

On World Hospice and Palliative Care Day (9 October) NCRI Consumer Forum member, Paul Charlton, has written about his experiences…

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Prioritising COVID-19 research questions for the cancer population

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31 March 2021

How co-designing research questions to understand what people with cancer want from COVID-19 research, informed some surprising results, and in…

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Can daily aspirin help to stop oesophageal cancer from coming back?

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17 March 2021

The NCRI Upper Gastrointestinal Group has published the following article outlining the Add-Asprin trial. We all know aspirin as a…

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Study identifies challenges in involving young people in research

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30 November 2020

Evaluating specialist care for young people with cancer was identified as a research priority by the NCRI Teenage and Young…

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What should we call patient representatives and advocates?

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26 October 2020

The National Cancer Research Institute (NCRI) has led the way in involving patients, carers and other people with experience of…

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Accurate detection of prostate cancer and the crucial role of patient involvement

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27 May 2020

The Prostagram trial investigated the use of MRI scans to detect prostate cancer. At present, there is no nationally approved…

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The language of cancer and COVID-19 – helpful or harmful?

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26 May 2020

Janette Rawlinson is a consumer member of NCRI’s lung cancer advanced disease sub-group and Consumer Forum, steering committee member of…

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NCRI Groups and Consumers answering unanswered questions in rare cancer

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06 March 2020

A rare cancer type with no standard of care Upper tract urothelial cancer is a rare type of cancer that…

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