Dr Kate Chapman
@drkatechapman
Senior Lecturer, Swansea University. Programme Director: Applied Medical Sciences. Genetic toxicology. Co-organiser of QAA Programme Leaders' Network
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21-01-2015 18:15:49
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Now in our August issue: The impact of the #COVID19 pandemic on #cancer #deaths due to #delays in #diagnosis in England, UK: a national, population-based, modelling study by Camille Maringe and colleagues thelancet.com/journals/lanon…
Around 2.4 million people in the UK are waiting for #cancer screenings, tests or treatment. Macmillan Cancer Support say urgent GP referrals have fallen by 76% and are calling for action. Beth Purvis from #Elsenham had her operation cancelled and now her cancer is deemed as “incurable”.
New paper in Archives of Toxicology indicates that our multiple endpoint in vitro carcinogenicity test successfully distinguishes carcinogens from non-carcinogens: rdcu.be/b63pb IVTG Swansea @Garethj51282589 Shareen Fernquest George Johnson fiona chapman Ume-Kulsoom Shah jatin verma
This approach, funded by an The National Centre for the 3Rs strategic award, could be a valuable tool for identifying non-carcinogens at the in vitro stage, avoiding unnecessary animal testing. Find out more about the project and its outputs at bit.ly/3hEOtlL
New paper in Mutagenesis shows that “confusing” carcinogen urethane, which often tests negative in vitro, can actually test positive in vitro under certain conditions bit.ly/3fElejn Ume-Kulsoom Shah jatin verma @Garethj51282589 George Johnson Shareen Fernquest Funded by The National Centre for the 3Rs
The UK government is considering bringing back animal testing for cosmetics after a 23 year ban - this is an unnecessary step in the wrong direction! Please sign the petition below: "UK Parliament: Stop UK Govt Return To Animal Testing" chng.it/z4B2wY9t via Change.org UK