Join Team Cancer Research UK for the Women's 10k Glasgow 2026 and play your part in supporting vital cancer research.
Clinical trials are medical research studies involving people. They help us to understand more about cancer and how we treat it. To join a trial you will usually need to speak to your doctor. Find out ...
Body tissues are made of billions of individual cells. When cells divide, they split into 2 identical new cells. So where there was 1 cell, there are now 2. Then these divide to make 4, then 8 and so ...
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Ovarian cancer is when abnormal cells in the ovary, fallopian tube or peritoneum grow and divide in an uncontrolled way forming a tumour. Find out about the symptoms, treatment and other information.
Share your lived experience to help design safer, more inclusive hospitals. Join the New Hospital Programme (NHP)'s online patient forums ...
The Swim 10k Challenge is a fundraising ask encouraging supporters to swim 10k in May whilst helping to raise money for ...
What is the lymphatic system? The lymphatic system is a system of thin tubes and lymph nodes that run throughout the body. Lymph nodes are bean shaped glands. The thin tubes are called lymph vessels ...
More Research, Less Cancer is the philanthropic campaign for Cancer Research UK. Launched in February 2024, we aim to raise £400m to help accelerate a new golden age of cancer research, changing the ...
A colostomy is an operation where the large bowel (colon) is brought onto the surface of the abdomen to create an opening. The opening is also known as a stoma. You wear a colostomy bag that sticks ...
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The frequently asked questions for the Swim 10k Challenge. For instance what the challenge involves and how you can complete it.