Fiona MacLeod
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Cancer Research UK Science Media Officer in Scotland.
It's🎄so time to look back at the incredible work of CRUK researchers. In the summer Dr Kevin Myant
@uoe-igc.bsky.social
discovered bowel cancer cells "shapeshift" to make them tougher and better able to spread. This will help find new treatments for cancer
@cancerresearchuk.org
#FrontierResearch
14 days ago
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Waiting to find out whether you have cancer is one of the most stressful experiences you can go through - here's what we are doing to reduce this 👇
news.stv.tv/west-central...
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Scotland Tonight: New Glasgow pilot aims to speed up bowel cancer diagnosis
The pilot is focusing on improving how Faecal Immunochemical Tests are used for patients with potential symptoms of the disease.
https://news.stv.tv/west-central/scotland-tonight-new-glasgow-pilot-aims-to-speed-up-bowel-cancer-diagnosis
23 days ago
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Bowel cancer is increasingly diagnosed in young people in Scotland - but what are we doing? Hear about our heroes in lab coats who are seeking answers, Dr Santi Susanti and Dr Johan Vande Voorde👇🥼
@cruk-si.bsky.social
@johanvandevoorde.bsky.social
@uofgnews.bsky.social
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Scotland Tonight Dr Susanti and Dr Johan Vande Voorde on early on set bowel cancer.
YouTube video by Fiona MacLeod
https://youtu.be/if0VzNmlnx8?si=fWXlaVB7HHSBMy1v
26 days ago
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đź’ˇ Research funded by
@cancerresearchuk.org
is helping understand why only around a third of women with learning disabilities take up their offer cervical screenings. đź’¬Spread the word this
#CervicalScreeningAwarenessWeek
so everyone can make an informed choice
www.glasgowtimes.co.uk/news/2439227...
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ÂŁ300k boost for Glasgow research into low uptake of smear tests
A GLASGOW researcher’s “vital” investigation into why only around a third of women with learning disabilities take up the opportunity to…
https://www.glasgowtimes.co.uk/news/24392279.300k-boost-glasgow-research-low-uptake-smear-tests/
6 months ago
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Scientists at the
@robertslab1.bsky.social
raised more than ÂŁ650 for
@cancerresearchuk.org
by braving the mud at Pretty Muddy at Strathclyde Park. Despite torrential rain the team tackled the challenging course! Huge thanks for helping to fund lifechanging research 👏👏👏
7 months ago
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Fascinating research from Dr Kevin Myant's team funded by Cancer Research UK has discovered bowel cancer cells can mimic skin cells to allow them to spread around the body - hopefully this can help find a way to stop this "shapeshifting" and prevent metastasis when cancer becomes harder to treat!
7 months ago
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📣 Volunteers' Week Call! 📣 Our Race for Life & Pretty Muddy at The Meadows on 22nd June, needs YOUR help! We’re looking for course and obstacle marshals as well as ⏰Time:08:45 - 13:00. If you’re interested in getting involved, please email
[email protected]
sign up.
7 months ago
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We have enough volunteers
@cancerresearchuk.org
to fill the O2 Arena! And without them the fight to find better and kinder treatments for cancer just wouldn't be possible, huge thanks to everyone who gives of their time to a charity because it makes ALL the difference 👏
7 months ago
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Our fascinating report shows just how much cancer treatment and diagnosis has changed since the 1970s.....
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7 months ago
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Liver cancer disproportionately affects Scots and diagnosis is increasing - this research lead by Professor Tom Bird at the
@cruk-si.bsky.social
and Edinburgh University could provide hope:
www.glasgowtimes.co.uk/news/2494747...
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Drug combination nearly erases liver cancer in major breakthrough
A groundbreaking cancer study led by Professor Tom Bird from the Cancer Research UK Scotland Institute has discovered a drug combination that nearly…
https://www.glasgowtimes.co.uk/news/24947475.new-drug-combo-glasgow-nearly-eradicates-common-liver-cancer/
10 months ago
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Great to hear Professor Jeff Evans of the Experimental Cancer Medicines Centre talking about clinical trials on Voice of Islam for World Cancer Day this week.....
www.youtube.com/watch?v=fBPq...
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Professor Jeff Evans Voice of Islam World Cancer Day interview
YouTube video by Fiona MacLeod
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fBPqB-1Zm0o
11 months ago
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An interesting read....
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11 months ago
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A huge thanks to all the researchers at
@cruk-si.bsky.social
and all those across Scotland who are making incredible discoveries which are changing how we see, and tackle, cancer.
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11 months ago
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reposted by
Fiona MacLeod
Cancer Research UK Scotland Institute
11 months ago
⌛Early bird registration closing soon⌛ Don’t miss out on this! Book your place by 10am on 7 February to secure the early bird rate 👉Register now for the Beatson International Cancer Conference at the Glasgow Science Centre – “Cancer Models: from Data to Discovery”
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I can't argue with the advice to always choose Glasgow!
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11 months ago
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Who knew food poisoning could be useful? Some think the Ancient Egyptians had an inkling....
news.cancerresearchuk.org/2025/01/23/f...
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Fighting fire with fire: could Salmonella treat bowel cancer? - Cancer Research UK - Cancer News
Our researchers are modifying Salmonella into a treatment that works with the immune system to attack bowel cancer from two sides at once.
https://news.cancerresearchuk.org/2025/01/23/fighting-fire-with-fire-could-salmonella-treat-bowel-cancer/
11 months ago
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Great opportunity to work with a fantastic team!
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about 1 year ago
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The power of Salmonella to fight cancer could be a step closer after
@cancerresearchuk.org
researchers
@cruk-si.bsky.social
found the mechanism the bacteria uses to suppress our immune system as well as the cancer growth.
www.thesun.co.uk/health/31787...
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Food poisoning bug could cure cancer by 'stopping' killer cells in their tracks
SALMONELLA is normally associated with violent food poisoning. But now scientists believe the horror bug could be manipulated to help fight bowel cancer. Experts have long known that salmonella cou…
https://www.thesun.co.uk/health/31787068/new-hope-bowel-cancer-food-poisoning-bug-salmonella/
about 1 year ago
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