Why are people in rural areas of Yorkshire less likely to survive cancer? This is the question that researchers on the RURALLY trial have been working to answer. Their animation brings together the views of hundreds of people across the region. 📝 yorkshirecancerresearch.org.uk/news/animation…

Are you ready to do a PhD? Interested in physical activity and liver disease/cancer? We have a fully funded PhD studentship at NIHR Newcastle BRC to explore a link between physical activity and liver cancer survival. findaphd.com/phds/projectde… Helen Reeves Lisa Alcock Silvia Del Din

Publication alert!🚨 Our protocol for the PRISM study which is exploring #smoking and #vaping in #childhoodcancer and #TYAcancer survivors. Open access available here: doi.org/10.1371/journa…

Just arrived at #CRUKEDConference24 and great to see some of the COLO-SPEED work on patient experience for #capsuleendoscopy

📢New paper alert! If you're you're using #CanRisk in clinical practice (#genetics, #surgery), but not sure when, where and how, check out our new paper in British Journal of Cancer: nature.com/articles/s4141… Who doesn't like concrete guidance to improve their clinical practice?

It's not a no-brainer with some caveats to self sampling in cervical screening Jo Waller #CRUKEDConference24

Fascinating trial being presented by Juliet Usher-Smith to see whether #kidneycancer screening can be combined with lung health checks to diagnose more kidney cancers early. #CRUKEDConference24

Thankyou! Really enjoyed talking to such an engaged audience

What better way to celebrate recently finding out we’ve been awarded a CRUK EDD grant examining #inequalities #intersectionality and #targetedlunghealthchecks than at the #CRUKEDConference24

Really fascinating work presented by Rebecca Dennison and Jo Waller about the use of community juries to consider risk based innovation and stratification in screening #CRUKEDConference24

Victoria Whitelock highlighting the importance of intersectional inequalities in help-seeking, with ethnically minoritised LGBTQI+ respondents to the CAM+ sig. less likely to seek help for cancer symptoms #CRUKEDConference24

And @emilyhawor24132 sharing work on barriers to presentation among rural residents with #bowelcancer symptoms, with the least remote rural patients sig. more likely to report barriers #CRUKEDConference24

Bernard Rachet highlighting how critical co-design with communities is #CRUKEDConference24

Such powerful accounts presented by Augusta, Yusra and Celia about the overlapping barriers to cancer diagnosis and care for women from ethnically minoritised communities and mothers #CRUKEDConference24

Want to build your own Cancer Survival Index? We'll show you how! Now available open source, Manuela Quaresma discusses the Cancer Survival Index which is used by the UK Government and others to benchmark how effectively we treat cancer. Read more👇 bit.ly/45gGNAl

Our study reports the feasibility and acceptability of online group exercise in older patients with primary liver cancer BMJ_Open A must read for those looking to engage medically complex patients with remote exercise bmjopen.bmj.com/content/14/6/e…

📢 New paper alert Thrilled that our paper on what it was like to have #bowelcancer during the #pandemic is out. Covid meant doing everything alone….but this wasn’t always a negative for #patientexperience and brought some benefits onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/he…

This will be a fantastic role for anyone interested in codesign, qual methods and cancer survivorship

So great to see so many ECRs and PhDs eager to incorporate more involvement and engagement in their research. Thank you for asking me to be a part of this Engage FMS

With a grant deadline screeching towards me and a million end of term kids commitments this packaging brought me more joy than it probably should have 🤣