“Being involved in a clinical trial saved my life” – Tony’s story 26 Jun 2024 Tony McHale, a screenwriter, was invited to take part in the IMPACT study in 2012, an international clinical trial offering regular screening for men at increased risk of prostate cancer. Around 18 months later, he was diagnosed with the disease at the age of 61. After undergoing intense radiotherapy treatment, he has remained cancer-free ever since. Find out more Show/Hide
“I’m lucky to have been given a second chance” – Michael’s story 13 Jun 2024 Michael Parry was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer at the age of 59. Fortunately, his disease was detected early – and after surgery and chemotherapy, he is now planning for the years ahead with his family. Here he tells his story and explains why more research into hard-to-treat cancers is so vital. Find out more Show/Hide
ASCO 2024: Cancer experts gather to showcase ground-breaking research 28 May 2024 This June world-leading cancer researchers from around the globe are getting ready to present and discuss the latest advances in the oncology at the 2024 ASCO Annual meeting in Chicago. Ahead of the meeting, we look at some of the ICR’s research being presented this year. Find out more Show/Hide
Racing for research – Lucy and Suzie’s stories of running the London Marathon for the ICR 01 May 2024
A new era for treating high-risk neuroblastoma – research advances to look out for in 2024 24 Apr 2024
Switching lab coats for formal wear – ICR scientists have “an amazing day” at Buckingham Palace 28 Mar 2024