Tagged: cancer

Building capacity and investing in the future: Cancer Theme researchers at the prestigious CanTest School held in September 2025 at Emmanuel College, University of Cambridge  Background  Cancer contributes the second greatest level of disease burden globally and its incidence is rising.  For decades, cancer outcomes in the UK have been worse than those in other […]

To start with, packing for this conference was frantic. What does one even wear to a conference?! Those nerves quickly turned into excitement as I set off for Manchester, only to discover it was surprisingly hot (so, of course, I definitely did not pack the right stuff). That first evening, though, was a gentle introduction. […]

On the 29th and 30th of April, I had the privilege of attending the Cancer in Primary Care Research International (Ca-PRI) conference in Manchester, where I had the incredible opportunity to present my undergraduate research as part of the online poster presentations and engage with an inspiring community of clinicians and academics working to improve […]

I was fortunate enough to attend the recent Ca-PRI 2025 Conference in Manchester. As a placement student this was something I never thought I’d be able to experience. What made it even more special was that I was able to present an online poster I prepared for the event. For this I cannot thank the […]

Last week I had the chance to attend the Cancer in Primary Care Research International (Ca-PRI) conference at The Lowry in Manchester.Ca-PRI is a two day conference that explores the latest research in primary care related to cancer, featuring a wide range of fields including genetics, epidemiology, inequalities and mental health considerations. Equity was a […]