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We help journalists, policy researchers and health commissioners to understand complex cancer statistics and find evidence-based information.
We give people the skills and confidence to talk about cancer.
We provide medical professionals with reliable and easy to understand information for their patients.
Cancer Research UK supports GPs to deliver best practice
Access our free and evidence-based information, including useful tools and resources, to support GPs to deliver best practice in prevention and early diagnosis.
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Keep up to date with the latest statistics, evidence and information on diagnosing, treating and preventing cancer.
You can also find professional tools and early diagnosis campaigns and activities that can support your work.
Awareness and Prevention
Help raise awareness of cancer and encourage prevention in the community.
Screening
Evidence for interventions which increase uptake and resources to help you carry out these activities.
Diagnosis
Tools and information to support health professionals in the the early diagnosis of cancer.
Treatment and other post-diagnosis issues
Information on types of cancer treatment, clinical trials, SACT consent forms and more.
Data and Statistics
Up-to-date data and analysis to help understand cancer and contribute to strategic decision making.
Learning and support
Courses, tools and partnership programmes to improve prevention, diagnosis and outcomes.
Our reports and publications
Explore a selection of reports and publications from the experts at Cancer Research UK, and through various collaborations.
Topics include: summaries of the state of cancer, projections, risk factors and preventability, symptom awareness investigation, intervention success, barrier identification, treatments received and more.
Our research projects
Cancer Intelligence combines analytical, research, evaluation and behaviour science expertise to deliver high quality intelligence to support CRUK’s ambition to see 3 in 4 people survive their cancer for 10 years or more by 2034, and to reduce the incidence of cancer.
We collect, analyse and interpret data across the cancer pathway, both in house and in partnership with PHE.
Our research projects on the impact of COVID-19
When the UK entered “lockdown” it became clear that cancer pathways would be impacted and therefore crucial to gather and monitor the evidence. This work informs how we support cancer patients, services and pathways through the pandemic and recovery and improving outcomes for the future.
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