The UK Government have a critical opportunity to tackle variation in access to cancer treatment across the UK. To achieve this successfully, here's what they need to consider. The post Variation in access to cancer treatments is unacceptable – what can the National Cancer Plan for England do to help? appeared first on Cancer Research UK - Cancer News.| Cancer Research UK – Cancer News
Early cancer diagnosis is critical to saving more lives. We've set out a new approach for the government to commit to in the National Cancer Plan to achieve this. The post Unlocking the power of earlier cancer diagnosis: setting the right ambitions to deliver longer, better lives appeared first on Cancer Research UK - Cancer News.| Cancer Research UK – Cancer News
Our manifestos for cancer research and care in Scotland and Wales can help both countries reduce cancer death rates by 15% by 2040.| Cancer Research UK - Cancer News
Cancer survival used to be similar in England and Denmark. Now we're lagging a long way behind. The National Cancer Plan can change that.| Cancer Research UK - Cancer News
Cancer cases in England are projected to rise with 6.3 million new diagnoses expected by 2040. Together with over 60 charities in One Cancer Voice, we’re calling for a bold, fully-funded National Cancer Plan to help solve the cancer puzzle and improve outcomes for everyone.| Cancer Research UK - Cancer News
The UK’s immigration system is putting cancer research at risk. Rising visa costs and restrictive policies are delaying life-saving projects, draining budgets, and driving top scientists away.| Cancer Research UK - Cancer News
Risk stratification can improve how we prevent, diagnose and treat all types of cancer. England's National Cancer Plan needs to support it.| Cancer Research UK - Cancer News
For a discovery or idea to help people affected by cancer, it must travel the innovation roadmap. We're working to make the journey smoother.| Cancer Research UK - Cancer News
Scottish MSPs voted unanimously last month to pass the Tobacco and Vapes Bill legislative consent motion, which will ensure that once the Bill is successfully through the UK Parliament legislative process, it can be implemented in Scotland too.| Cancer Research UK - Cancer News
We analyse the Spending Review, the financial foundation for the next several years of cancer research and care| Cancer Research UK - Cancer News
Today Michelle Mitchell met Wes Streeting at the Bowelbabe Lab in the Crick Institute to discuss why cancer must remain a government priority| Cancer Research UK - Cancer News
We reflect on how the UK and EU could grasp opportunities for scientific cooperation to promote health and wealth across the continent| Cancer Research UK - Cancer News
GPs see lots of people with cancer symptoms, but cancer cases can be like needles in the haystack. Multi-cancer tests might help find them.| Cancer Research UK - Cancer News
We look back on how more than 10-years of mission-based funding has transformed the UK lung cancer research ecosystem| Cancer Research UK - Cancer News
From campaigning for tobacco control to working internationally to beat cervical cancer, here are seven policy highlights from 2024.| Cancer Research UK - Cancer News
Today marked the second reading of the Tobacco and Vapes Bill in Parliament, where MPs were able to vote on the Bill for the first time| Cancer Research UK - Cancer News
