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…1 Faster access to innovative treatments for conditions such as cancer will be welcomed by patients, clinicians, and researchers. Incr…

…Three quarters of cancer patients in England will survive the disease by at least five y…

…Most new cancer cases are not caused by modifiable risk factors such as tobacco…

…CI efficacy, one retrospective study found improved outcomes in advanced melanoma patients treated with ICI and FXa inhibitors. Additionally, ano…

… When predicting risks in a general population of patients with chronic kidney disease, for example when identifying patients for referral to renal cl…

…harge outcomes were influenced by several factors, most notably dementia diagnosis at enrolment. By leveraging predictive factors such a…

…vernment has announced plans to tackle regional inequalities in cancer outcomes by training more specialist doctors to work in coastal…

…also available on cardiac, eye, skeletal and skin disorders and cancer.There is an unmet clinical need for detailed, standardised desc…

…t one LMIC; referenced at least one of the four major NCDs (ie, cardiovascular disease, cancer, diabetes and chronic respiratory disease); and describ…

… factor) and signal 2s (4-1BBL, CD80, CD86, or OX40L) to B16F10 melanoma tumors in vivo. Downstream immune responses and impact on the T…

…Primary Treatment Centre for all infants under 12 months with a cancer diagnosis across the South East of England. In a six-month snap…

…ther multimodal data can provide a holistic view of a patient’s cancer, thus helping in guiding targeted therapies. Genomic test repor…