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Check out our new paper in the The Lancet Gastroenterology & Hepatology. Two decades of #BowelCancer screening data show that #FlexiSig can reduce mortality from bowel cancer by a quarter. #CancerScreening

Our latest research funded by National Institute for Health and Care Research and Cancer Research UK at Imperial College London 25% of deaths from #BowelCancer can be prevented with a single #flexisig and the protective effect lasts over two decades Sex difference: 31% of deaths prevented in men, 18% in women #CancerScreening

25% of deaths from #BowelCancer are prevented with a single screening test, the protective effect lasts for over two decades. Read our latest research funded by National Institute for Health and Care Research & Cancer Research UK & published in The Lancet Gastroenterology & Hepatology⬇️ doi.org/10.1016/S2468-… #CancerScreening #ColorectalCancer

#BowelCancer is the 2nd highest cause of cancer deaths in the UK. Our latest research shows that a single #FlexiSig screening can reduce deaths from #BowelCancer by 25%. Funded by National Institute for Health and Care Research and Science and Innovation at Cancer Research UK Read the paper here⬇️ doi.org/10.1016/S2468-… #CancerScreening

We're delighted to welcome our newest Surgery and Cancer team member, Heather Cooke. Heather joins our Science and Innovation at Cancer Research UK National Institute for Health and Care Research #CancerResearch group as our new junior epidemiologist and research assistant focusing on the aetiology of upper and lower GI cancers.

Our NIHR Imperial BRC research fellow Rhea Harewood busy networking at a 3 day Imperial PFDC #postdoc retreat A great opportunity to share her research, brainstorm ideas & make valuable connections for future collaborations 'It completely changed my view of networking for the better!'

Congrats Rhea Harewood, our NIHR Imperial BRC funded post-doc, on receiving funding from Surgery and Cancer and @Imperialcollege EDI Seed Funds! This funding will support Rhea's work to improve participation of low-income and minority ethnic groups in #BowelCancer research

📢Job opportunity! 12 month post at Cancer Screening, Prevention and Early Diagnosis for a post-doc qualitative researcher to interview women with cancer about genetic testing as part of DETECT-2 qmul-jobs.tal.net/vx/mobile-0/ap… Prof Ranjit Manchanda Samantha Quaife Wolfson Institute of Population Health

CSPRG Deputy Head Gwen Murphy at CanadianUK for Science and Innovation at Cancer Research UK prevention research strategy workshop with prominent Canadian #CancerResearch #funders including Research at Canadian Cancer Society Institute of Cancer Research Cancer Research Society Terry Fox Research Institute Ontario Institute for Cancer Research (OICR) #UK #Canada #ResearchCollaboration

Opening for a Clinical Trial Manager with a great team, great department, great institution (we're not biased) #CancerResearch #CancerPrevention 👇

We’re thrilled to announce @GwenAnnMurphy as the Deputy Head of CSPRG! A leader in GI #CancerResearch & an expert in molecular epidemiology, her leadership will strengthen our work towards improving #CancerScreening and prevention Congratulations Dr Murphy!

Shoutout to Dr Rhea Harewood NIHR Imperial BRC Postdoc Fellow & cancer epidemiologist for Postdoc Appreciation Week @ImperialCollege! Her research seeks to advance our understanding of #BowelCancer risk & prevention. So proud to support her impactful work! #NPAW2024

In honor of Imperial PFDC Post Doc Appreciation Week, we're celebrating the achievements of Dr Rhea Harewood who was awarded Runner Up at Cancer Research UK's Early Diagnosis Conference! Her research on the relationship between distal polyps and future risk of #BowelCancer is vital! #PDAW2024

Post-Doc Appreciation Week =@rharewood's work in eBioMedicine – The Lancet Discovery Science The largest study of its kind links dysregulated lipid metabolism to #BowelCancer risk ⬆️levels of 2 lipids associated with⬇️#BowelCancer risk showing how diet lifestyle & metabolism may influence #CancerDevelopment

As part of #PostdocAppreciationWeek we're celebrating Dr Rhea Harewood's new project! Her work aims to improve public involvement in #BowelCancer research, focusing on minority ethnic communities to address their underrepresentation in #CancerResearch #PDAW2024

For our last #PostDocAppreciationWeek post, @rharewood shares her favorite parts of being a postdoc: 1⃣Working in a supportive multidisciplinary team 2⃣Designing & leading her own research projects 3⃣Collaborating w/ researchers across Imperial & other institutions + universities