Cancer Research UK Annual Review 2011/12
Cancer Research UK Annual Review 2011/12
Cancer Research UK Annual Review 2011/12
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Contents<br />
<strong>Cancer</strong> <strong>Research</strong> <strong>UK</strong> is pioneering life-saving research<br />
to bring forward the day when all cancers are cured.<br />
Survival rates have doubled in the past 40 years and<br />
we've been at the heart of this progress. But we can’t<br />
stop there. Every two minutes someone is diagnosed<br />
with cancer. With the help of our supporters we<br />
can accelerate our impact on this devastating disease<br />
– with every pound, every hour and every person,<br />
creating more tomorrows.<br />
02 About us<br />
04 Funding research across the <strong>UK</strong><br />
Our scientists<br />
08 Rising to the challenge of personalising treatment<br />
10 Nilesh's story<br />
<strong>12</strong> Breast cancer breakthrough<br />
14 Preventing cancer: stacking the odds in your favour<br />
16 Switching on the immune system<br />
17 Shaping the future of cancer research<br />
Our survivors<br />
20 Campaigning for life-saving radiotherapy<br />
22 Helping more women survive ovarian cancer<br />
24 R UV UGLY<br />
26 Giving you space to talk about cancer<br />
Our doctors<br />
30 The sponge that could help prevent cancer<br />
32 Beating brain tumours<br />
34 Improving early diagnosis<br />
36 Boosting research into rare cancers<br />
Our supporters<br />
40 The answer is plain<br />
42 Helping Harry Help Others<br />
44 Tesco: sharing our vision to beat cancer<br />
46 You can… climb a mountain for cancer research<br />
47 Carrying the torch for cancer research<br />
Thank you<br />
50 Beating cancer together<br />
52 Kay’s story<br />
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We would like to say thank you to all those who feature within this <strong>Annual</strong> <strong>Review</strong>.<br />
Neve – a leukaemia survivor – and her dad Ian feature on our cover. Read her story on page 2.