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Groundbreaking Yorkshire cancer research hub receives £10 million in new funding
A groundbreaking cancer research hub in Yorkshire will receive £10 million in new funding to help transform the prevention, diagnosis and treatment of cancer.

“Yorkshire Cancer Research was one of the first cancer charities to grasp the nettle of treating prostate cancer” – Professor Norman Maitland’s experience
To mark Prostate Cancer Awareness Month, Yorkshire Cancer Research looks back at the work of Professor Norman Maitland FRSB, a pioneering researcher from the…

Inequalities in ovarian cancer treatment revealed in new study
Significant inequalities in the treatment of women with ovarian cancer in England have been revealed in a study funded by Yorkshire Cancer Research and led by…

"Early diagnosis saved both of our lives" - Kevin and Lynne Crowley's cancer experiences
Kevin and Lynne Crowley are happily retired in Halifax, thanks to both of their cancers being diagnosed early. The couple, who have been married for nearly 39…

More than 1,000 people quit smoking through Leeds hospital service
More than 1,000 hospital patients have now successfully quit smoking thanks to a stop smoking service funded by Yorkshire Cancer Research and delivered by Leeds…

Yorkshire Cancer Research tackles vaping misconceptions on No Smoking Day
As people across the region are urged to quit smoking for good this No Smoking Day (12 March), Yorkshire Cancer Research is highlighting the facts about vaping to…

“Successfully stopping smoking has given me a real boost of self-confidence and opened up a lot of doors” - Rob’s experience
Rob Oakley, a self-employed 35-year-old from Northallerton, had smoked since he was 12. Passionate about musical theatre, he knew quitting would improve his singing…

Yorkshire Cancer Research celebrates pioneering female cancer researchers on International Women's Day
To mark International Women’s Day, Yorkshire Cancer Research is celebrating the remarkable achievements of five female cancer researchers throughout its 100-year…

At-home HPV tests could help screen 104,000 more women for cervical cancer in Yorkshire
At-home human papillomavirus (HPV) tests could help screen 104,000 more women in Yorkshire for cervical cancer, according to analysis by Yorkshire Cancer…

“I feel so lucky to have taken part in a screening trial that may have saved my life.” – Jenifer’s kidney cancer experience
Jenifer Perin from Otley didn’t expect to be diagnosed with kidney cancer when she turned up to her combined lung and kidney screening appointment in September…

“People who participate in cancer research play a vital role in helping to reduce cancer inequalities.” - Dr Olufikayo’s experience
With a background in Microbiology, and after several years of working in the health, education and banking sectors, Dr Olufikayo Bamidele came to the UK from…
