...of the patients and looked at information on symptoms, prior diseases and medications recorded in the two years before diagnosis. We used this information to teach an algorithm, or set...
...Frankie was the youngest. I do miss him, he was such a happy person and loved life, and would be off travelling with his wife and daughter in their caravan...
...mortality from some of the most common cancers between 2016 and 2018 (based on statistics provided by Cancer Research UK). Some cancers, like breast and prostate, have a high number...
...their application is approved by the US regulatory body, the Food and Drug Administration, the trials should start in late 2023. Prof Neidle is still very much involved as a...
...novel drugs that target these mechanisms are being discovered. However, it takes several years before a drug is available for clinical use and with a high attrition rate, only a...
...Ananya Malhotra explained: “We’re talking about such a large amount of data, it would be almost impossible to identify these trends with the naked eye.” Modelling tools are not routinely...
...also organised a bake sale at Sir Isaac Newton Sixth Form college and organised a Teachers Vs Teachers fundraising netball match in May at Aylsham High School, before she left...
...to attack cancer cells as soon as they are detected. Dr Litchfield aims to develop a blood test which measures three different aspects of our body’s immune response to early...
But when the pandemic enforced strict restrictions on social gatherings, Lucille and her friends hit on a wonderful alternative – offering to hand-deliver ‘afternoon tea boxes’, packed with tasty treats...
...association in the world. Without the funding from PCRF, I would not have been able to attend this amazing conference. Attending academic conferences is an important way for researchers to...