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The importance of cancer research, an interview with Professor John Radford from The Christie

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Delivering world-class cancer research is at the heart of what they do at The Christie. Developing new treatments to improve outcomes for patients is one of their key priorities. They lead research into innovative techniques such as using DNA to personalise treatment and to help people’s immune systems fight cancer and there are more than 650 clinical research studies and trials running at any given time.

The Christie have internationally recognised expertise in cancer research. Their research makes a difference for people living with cancer and their friends and families.

Cancer research expertise at The Christie includes:

  • running research studies and trials across all types of cancer 
  • delivering the highest quality clinical trials
  • identifying appropriate research participants and involving them in the right research studies
  • providing an excellent service and patient support

Watch Professor John Radford's video explaining the importance of research at The Christie

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Watch Professor John Radford's interview with Sky News, explaining the importance of research at The Christie:

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The importance of cancer research, an interview with Professor John Radford from The Christie https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=172&v=Wv2hUZ1liok&feature=emb_logo

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