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Introduction: immunotherapy

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Introduction: selecting rational combinations for cancer and delivering early phase clinical trials in the UK

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Methodology to influence clinical practice in rare cancers

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Lucinda Billingham1

1Professor of Biostatistics, Director of Statistics, Cancer Research UK Clinical Trials Unit, School of Cancer Sciences and University of Birmingham


Introduction: rare tumours

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Introduction: microRNA and non-coding RNA

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The cost of cancer drugs in the US: why we must look beyond published data

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Tito Fojo1

1Columbia University Medical Center, New York, USA


Clash of cultures: the economic sustainability of cancer care and research across Europe

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Richard Sullivan1

1King’s College London, UK


Introduction: early diagnosis

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Introduction: advances in surgical oncology

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Introduction: tumour:stroma interactions

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Introduction: the future role of primary care in cancer control

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Introduction: prevention is better than cure’ – cancer chemoprevention in 2015

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Selective internal radiotherapy: microdosimetry, clinical research and patient advocacy

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Ricky Sharma1

1University of Oxford & Cancer Research UK and Medical Research Council Oxford Institute for Radiation Oncology, UK


Introduction: integration of germline genetic information can improve cancer diagnoses, treatment and prevention

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Introduction: cardiovascular toxicity in paediatric cancer treatment

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Introduction: molecular imaging and radionuclide therapy: The Royal College of Radiologists symposium

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Introduction: lifestyle behaviour and prevention

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Introduction: genomics and cancer evolution

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Introduction: DNA repair and cancer

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Investigating the genomic landscape of brain tumours using metabolic imaging

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1Kevin Brindle

1University of Cambridge, UK


Introduction: understanding the genomic landscape of brain cancer

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Opportunistic salpingectomy: development and implementation of an ovarian cancer prevention campaign

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Jessica McAlpine1

1University of British Columbia, Canada


Population-based approach(es) to genetic testing for ovarian cancer prevention

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Promoting physical activity among people living with advanced cancer

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Matthew Maddocks1

1King’s College London, UK


Reducing prostate cancer progression and mortality: what you can do to reduce your risk

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Stacey Kenfield1

1University of California, San Francisco & Harvard School of Public Health, Boston, USA


Introduction: physical activity – the panacea?

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Introduction: liquid biopsies with a twist: circulating cells and DNA

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Fc-mediated depletion of Tregs via ipilimumab-dependent ADCC in advanced melanoma patients

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Emaunela Romano1

1Institut Curie, Paris, France


BACR/AstraZeneca Young Scientist Frank Rose Award: Polyubiquitylaton drives replisome disassembly at the termination of eukaryotic DNA replication

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Agnieszka Gambus1

1University of Birmingham, UK


Introduction: genome instability: bench to bedside

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Introduction: everybody’s responsibility: systematic assessment of patient and carer needs in the oncology clinic and GP surgery

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Introduction: big data

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Introduction: e-cigarettes and policy

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Linda Bauld




Introduction: molecular testing for early cancer diagnosis: ready for prime time

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Introduction: chromatin, epigenetics and cancer

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The mechanistic basis of cancer immunotherapy

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Ira Mellman1

1Genentech, South San Francisco, USA




Benchmarking and biomarkers: the molecular and technical heterogeneity of prostate cancer

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Paul Boutros1

1Ontario Institute for Cancer Research, Toronto, Canada




Epigenetics impacts copy number heterogeneity and drug resistant gene selection

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Johnathan Whetstine1

1Harvard Medical School & Massachusetts General Hospital Cancer Center, Boston, USA




T cells and the immunogenicity of immunotherapy

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Adrian Hayday1

1King’s College London & The francis Crick Institute, London, UK


E-cigarettes: an evidence update

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Ann McNeill1

1King’s College London, London, UK


Targeting DNA repair in cancer treatment

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Thomas Helleday1

1Karolinska Institute, Stockholm, Sweden


Physical activity reduces late effects and improves outcomes: the clinical evidence and biological mechanisms of action

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Robert Thomas1

1Bedford & Addenbrooke’s Cambridge University Hospitals & Cranfield University, Bedford, UK


Monitoring: How should we monitor our patients for cardiovascular toxicity? Serum biomarkers, imaging or both?

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Charlotte Manisty1

1University College London, University College London Hospital & Barts Heart Centre, London, UK


Master protocols in lung cancer

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Fred Hirsch1

1University of Colorado Cancer Center, Colorado, USA


Lung cancer profiling: the end of the beginning

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Fabrice Barlesi1

1Aix Marseille University, Assistance Publique Hopitaux de Marseille, Marseille, France


NCRI and NIHR initiatives in surgical oncology. Presentation of 2015 CREST award (Cancer Research Excellence in Surgical Trials)

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Richard Shaw1

1NIHR Clinical Research Network: Cancer & University of Liverpool, Liverpool, UK


‘Comic opera’ is dead… surgical research is alive and well

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Freddie C. Hamdy1

1University of Oxford, Oxford, UK


Pitfalls in surgical trials

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Emiel Rutgers1

1The Netherlands Cancer Institute, Amsterdam, The Netherlands


Neutrophil-derived leukotrienes support cancer stem cells during metastasis initiation processes

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Ilaria Malanchi1

1The Francis Crick Institute, London, UK


Mobilising immunity to fight cancer

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Sergio Quezada1

1University College London Cancer Institute, London, UK