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We welcome this change to cervical screening - a result of years of research to make it more effective. Screening, alongside the HPV vaccine our scientists helped develop, has seen cervical cancer rates fall by around 25% since the early 1990s. We look forward to more progress.

Delighted to share this news on the appointment of Professor Samra Turajlić as the Director of the CRUK Manchester Institute. Samra is an outstanding clinician scientist with a remarkable track record in cancer research. Her leadership will enable the Manchester Institute to continue to grow as

A world where almost nobody develops cervical cancer is within reach – but only if HPV vaccination and screening are accessible in every country. At Cancer Research UK we’re proud to have helped create a tool to help global policymakers implement vital prevention strategies. Read more:

Many congratulations and thanks to those recognised in this year's King's Birthday Honours who are making a huge difference to people affected by cancer.

Progress on cervical cancer relies on access to the HPV vaccine and screening. New data shows a variable uptake of the HPV vaccine across England. I urge local authorities and health services to improve access.

With vaccination rates declining and screening uptake falling below NHS England targets, today I've written in the Daily Mail welcoming news that Department of Health and Social Care are introducing self-sampling home kits for cervical screening 👇 dailymail.co.uk/health/article…

Proud to be part of the Management Today Women In Leadership Power List for 2025. It's an honour to be recognised alongside such inspirational women who are doing incredible work.

We’re proud to be supporting this landmark clinical trial, bringing the capsule sponge test to different places in England and offering it to a much wider group of people. After decades of research, we are improving and making it easier to diagnose oesophageal cancer.

This report highlights that around the world there are millions of cancer deaths that could be prevented, and each country is facing its own unique challenges. We need governments to act, including here in the UK with the rapid implementation of the Tobacco and Vapes Bill.

By tackling cancer, one of the leading causes of death in the UK, and supporting people to live longer, better lives, the UK Government will be building a foundation for improved productivity and economic growth. Beating cancer ensures everyone can have more precious moments with

Lung cancer takes more lives than any other cancer in Wales, with far too many people diagnosed at a late stage. The Welsh Government’s decision to introduce targeted lung screening is very welcome and a significant development - one that will save lives. It’s crucial this

I’m excited by the latest results from CaPP3, research which is changing the way we approach cancer prevention. These findings could help prevent bowel cancer in people at high risk of developing the disease and make a real difference for people with Lynch syndrome.

“Cancer Research UK’s latest report has revealed for the first time that the UK economy loses over £10bn to cancer deaths every year”, writes Michelle Mitchell of Cancer Research UK 🗣️ Investing in cancer research is one of the smartest economic decisions we can make politics.co.uk/comment/2025/0…

It was a real pleasure to attend the Cancer Research Horizons Innovation Awards ceremony and meet the rising stars in the world of cancer research, and celebrate together. Congratulations to all of the winners and shortlisted nominees!

Cancer does not discriminate - every patient, no matter who they are or where they live deserves high quality care. More research is needed to understand what has led to these treatment gaps for lung cancer patients. We need to use this opportunity of the National Cancer Plan to

Thank you to Mark Evans & Ritchie Mehta for inviting me on to The Places We’ll Go Marketing Show to talk about my experience leading a mission-driven organisation like Cancer Research UK & my thoughts on the impact science, innovation & Gen AI will have on human health & cancer. Watch