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Complex innovative trials: Authors call for new guideline adoption to get medicines to patients faster

Complex Innovative Design (CID) trials could be transformed for the better, following the publication of recommendations, published in the British Journal of Cancer.

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Nurse led intervention for women with breast cancer and hot flushes

Prof Deborah Fenlon is a professor of nursing based at Swansea University. Her programme of research is largely about developing and testing interventions to help people cope with the effects of cancer and its treatment.

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FAKTION trial wins MediWales Award

We were delighted to hear that the team behind the FAKTION trial has been presented with a MediWales Award. The team were awarded the category NHS Wales Collaboration with Welsh Industry.

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Bringing research to the Senedd

On November 27, we joined Cancer Research UK at an event they held at the Senedd to celebrate the excellent research that is conducted in Wales.

 

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£400k project to improve outcomes for patients with a rare predisposition to develop bowel cancer

We caught up with Dr Laura Thomas to find out more about her work now she has secured support from the ACCELERATE programme towards a £400k project.

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New advanced therapy for cancer of the uterus granted US patent

 

Researchers at Swansea University have been granted a US patent for a potential new treatment to tackle cancer of the uterus. Prof Deya Gonzalez’s and Prof Steve Conlan’s work has recently been published in the Journal for Immunotherapy of Cancer.

 

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Funding boost for cancer-killing ‘smart’ viruses

Scientists at Cardiff University have been awarded nearly £1.4m in funding by Cancer Research UK to support the development of cancer-killing viruses.

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