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Many thanks to #CRUKDataConf24 for having me as a speaker! Thanks also to all coauthors, collaborators, and patients who contributed their data.

1/ Pleased to share a new, population-scale Second Cancer Risks analysis in male and female #BreastCancer survivors, using NHS England data, through my PhD work. doi.org/10.1016/j.lane…

2/ The largest study on second cancer risks after Breast Cancer performed to date in men or women, using a novel linkage of the NationalCancer Registration Dataset and the Hospital Episode Statistics Admitted Patient Care / Outpatients data.

3/ Highest #Cancer #Risks in #Female #BreastCancer survivors were at the #Unaffected #Breast, #Endometrium, blood - #Myeloid #Leukaemia and #Ovary. #MaleBreastCancer survivors were at higher #CancerRisk at the #Contralateral breast and #Prostate.

4/ Greater #Socioeconomic #Deprivation levels were #associated with higher second #Lung cancer, #Kidney cancer, #Head and #Neck cancer, #Bladder cancer, #Oesophagus cancer, and #Stomach cancer #Risks in #female #Breast #Cancer #survivors.

5/ #Female #Breast #Cancer #Survivors diagnosed when #Younger (age <50) had higher Relative Risks of second cancers.

6/Thanks to all CanGene-CanVar 🧬 collaborators and co-authors, particularly Steven Hardy Clare MarcT Paul Pharoah (R soul) 🇪🇺🇵🇬🇿🇦🇬🇧 and Antonis Antoniou, and patients that contributed their data and funder Science and Innovation at Cancer Research UK

Latest paper from the group: On risks of second cancers in female and male breast cancer survivors, using linked EHR data on ~600,000 patients in England. In @lancetRH_Europe doi.org/10.1016/j.lane… Expertly led by Isaac Allen for his PhD Science and Innovation at Cancer Research UK cam.ac.uk/research/news/…

Congratulations Isaac Allen, PhD student in Antonis Antoniou group, on this paper in @lancetRH_Europe on risks of second cancers in female and male #BreastCancer survivors, using NHS England data on ~600,000 patients in England. doi.org/10.1016/j.lane… Science and Innovation at Cancer Research UK

In the largest #BreastCancer survivor cohort to date, female survivors in the poorest areas have about 35% higher risk of developing unrelated second cancers compared to those in the wealthiest areas in the UK. Isaac Allen Cambridge University More findings👇 thelancet.com/journals/lanep…

Isaac Allen Cambridge University Read the coverage of the article in The Guardian tinyurl.com/yc24fbmf