LEAD: Timely diagnosis and referral of people with suspected or definite lung cancer
LEAD: Timely diagnosis and referral of people with suspected or definite lung cancer Read More »
In this episode, Sibel Saya and Professor Jon Emery discuss General Practitioner (GP) led research pathways for early career researchers. He discusses in depth his personal experience journeying along the academic career pathway and offers helpful advice to early career researchers and GPs considering research.
Cheers with Peers Episode 4 – Sibel Saya and Professor Jon Emery Read More »
Professor Jon Emery talks with Professor Willie Hamilton, co-chair of CanTest and a GP and lead of the DISCOVERY group in Exeter, Willie is also clinical lead for the 2015 NICE guidance, as well as a member of the Department of Health’s Policy Research Unit for cancer awareness, screening and early diagnosis.
Research Round-up – December 2018 – Willie Hamilton Read More »
Why are there so many mixed messages about what causes cancer? Despite researchers’ best efforts, the news media’s need for attention-grabbing headlines often trumps careful consideration of the evidence. ABC News 24/11/18
Professor Lyratzopoulos discusses his recently published article looking at the relationship between the diagnosis of cancer through emergency presentations and sociodemographic inequalities. Jon and Yoryos discuss why emergency presentations are important in cancer control, whether improvements have been made and what patient and health system factors contribute to this issue.
Research Round-up – November 2018 – Yoryos Lyratzopoulos Read More »
Kristi Milley and Sophie Chima talk to Professor Mark Nelson about the results of his recently published ASPREE trials, (ASPirin in Reducing Events in the Elderly).
Research Round-up – October 2018 – Mark Nelson Read More »