Research
Medical experts and researchers team up to highlight increase in head and neck cancer
Experts from the University of Derby, University Hospitals of Derby and Burton (UHDB) and University Hospitals Leicester have joined forces to raise awareness of head and neck cancer. The teams,…
Read MoreThe self-check that could save your life
Dr Elizabeth Marsh, Associate Professor in Cellular and Molecular Biology at the University of Derby,explains how a simple self-screening check could help catch head and neck cancer early. Today (27…
Read MoreResearchers launch project to help reduce Head and Neck cancer inequalities
A group of leading researchers are set to investigate why people living in certain parts of the country have some of the worst survival rates of Head and Neck cancers,…
Read MoreCalling for volunteers
Have you had a diagnosis of Head and Neck cancer and would like to help improve the understanding of emotional distress after treatments? University of Liverpool are conducting research into…
Read MoreThe Oracle Cancer Trust Peter Rhys Evans Scholarship
Oracle Cancer Trust is delighted to announce a new scholarship scheme for senior Head and Neck Cancer Trainees Oracle Cancer Trust is delighted to announce a new scholarship scheme for…
Read MoreRobotic surgery trial yields exciting results for head and neck cancer patients
Robotic surgery can improve survival rates and reduce recovery time for some people with recurrent head and neck cancers, suggests a pioneering new international study led by researchers at The Royal Marsden NHS Foundation Trust.
Read MoreMR-Linac machine reduces radiotherapy treatment time
MR Linac, a new revolutionary cancer treatment machine can halve radiotherapy treatment time and has shown to be 99.9 per cent accurate for head and neck cancer patients.
Read MoreNew test can personalise head and neck cancer treatments
Research has shown patients can benefit from personalised immuno and chemotherapy treatments based on their levels of a key immune protein
Read MoreNew PCR Test for Oral Cancer to help early detection
A new test developed by Queen Mary’s University in London is set to revolutionise diagnosis and treatment of oral cancer
Read MoreCOVID-19 Update
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