“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
From cancer diagnosis to London Marathon mission – Harry’s story 18 Apr 2024 As a fit and healthy former firefighter, Harry Hall didn’t think there was anything to worry about when he developed a lump in his neck. But after his wife persuaded him to go to the doctors, tests diagnosed Harry with tongue cancer. Here, Harry explains why he wants to raise funds to support our vital research by running the London Marathon. Find out more Show/Hide
Making a difference for people with myeloma 28 Mar 2024 Our scientists are developing new ways of diagnosing and treating diverse types of blood cancers, including myeloma, which develops in the bone marrow and accounts for 15 per cent of blood cancers. This International Myeloma Action Day, we share the stories of three people who were diagnosed with the disease. Find out more Show/Hide
From end of life to full of life – how research is helping people live with cancer and hope 04 Feb 2024
BBC Radio 5 Live Drive shares message of hope from ICR’s Centre for Cancer Drug Discovery 31 Jan 2023