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Latest news
15 July 2024
Gene ‘switched off’ in early stages of pancreatic cancer, allowing rapid tumour growth and spread
The findings of a research project that we part-funded from Nottingham Trent University has now been announced, with researchers discovering that panc...
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10 July 2024
General election: what happens next
Last week’s election has delivered a new Government, and a seismic shift in UK politics. Looking ahead to this Parliament, there are big opportunities...
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21 June 2024
General election manifesto round-up
Our Head of Influencing and Health Improvement, Alfie Bailey-Bearfield, shares a manifesto round-up.
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15 July 2024
Gene ‘switched off’ in early stages of pancreatic cancer, allowing rapid tumour growth and spread
The findings of a research project that we part-funded from Nottingham Trent University has now been announced, with researchers discovering that panc...
Read more -
10 July 2024
General election: what happens next
Last week’s election has delivered a new Government, and a seismic shift in UK politics. Looking ahead to this Parliament, there are big opportunities...
Read more -
21 June 2024
General election manifesto round-up
Our Head of Influencing and Health Improvement, Alfie Bailey-Bearfield, shares a manifesto round-up.
Read more