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Currently limited by stringent guidelines, NHS genetic testing currently misses around half of those with a high risk of cancer due to inherited ge...
Study reveals that many with an increased risk of cancer were excluded from the potential for monitoring - News - PharmaTimes
London researchers have warned that almost half of people with a gene or genes increasing their risk of developing cancer could be going undetected as they are not eligible for testing on the NHS.
Compared to men from other racial groups, Black men are twice as likely to get prostate cancer. We spoke to Steve McQueen, Micheal Ward and Chiwetel Ejiofor to try and understand why
SCREENING for one of the most common cancers could be available within five years, experts have claimed.Around 12,000 people in the UK die every year