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At the 2016 NCRI Cancer Conference, the latest basic, translational and clinical cancer research was presented and discussed.

The program covered six main themes: diagnosis and therapy, epidemiology and prevention, healthcare delivery, information, patients and the public supportive, palliative care, survivorship, as well as cancer cell and model systems.

NCRI 2016

06–09 November 2016 | Liverpool, UK

NCRI 2016

06–09 November 2016 | Liverpool, UK

At the 2016 NCRI Cancer Conference, the latest basic, translational and clinical cancer research was presented and discussed.

The program covered six main themes: diagnosis and therapy, epidemiology and prevention, healthcare delivery, information, patients and the public supportive, palliative care, survivorship, as well as cancer cell and model systems.

Why the scientific community should be concerned with the accuracy of cancer coverage in the media 1:24
Why the scientific community should be concerned with the accuracy of cancer coverage in the media
Kat Arney • 6 Nov 2016
The use of molecular imaging to determine which patient should receive which targeted therapy 2:12
The use of molecular imaging to determine which patient should receive which targeted therapy
Arturo Chiti • 6 Nov 2016
The future of imaging – heading towards functional imaging 2:21
The future of imaging – heading towards functional imaging
Nandita deSouza • 6 Nov 2016
Functional imaging for influencing management: paradigm shift or pipe dream? 3:08
Functional imaging for influencing management: paradigm shift or pipe dream?
Nandita deSouza • 6 Mar 2017
The challenges facing the development of molecular imaging modalities in targeted cancer therapy 2:21
The challenges facing the development of molecular imaging modalities in targeted cancer therapy
Arturo Chiti • 6 Nov 2016
Group-based interventions for men with prostate cancer 4:23
Group-based interventions for men with prostate cancer
Penny Schofield • 6 Nov 2016
How we talk about cancer to patients – what helthcare professionals should know 1:09
How we talk about cancer to patients – what helthcare professionals should know
Elena Semino • 6 Nov 2016
Occurence of APOBEC mutagenesis in human cancers 0:35
Occurence of APOBEC mutagenesis in human cancers
Reuben Harris • 6 Nov 2016
Challenges in SCLC research 0:59
Challenges in SCLC research
Corinne Faivre-Finn • 6 Nov 2016
The yeast cell cycle and what it has taught us 4:54
The yeast cell cycle and what it has taught us
Iain Hagan • 6 Nov 2016
Educating nurses about latest cancer treatments 1:52
Educating nurses about latest cancer treatments
Elaine Vickers • 6 Nov 2016
The uses of molecular imaging for targeted cancer therapy 2:36
The uses of molecular imaging for targeted cancer therapy
Arturo Chiti • 6 Nov 2016
The implications of implementation studies on distress screening in cancer patients 1:25
The implications of implementation studies on distress screening in cancer patients
Alex Mitchell • 6 Nov 2016
Overview of the National Cancer Research Institute (NCRI) Conference 2:19
Overview of the National Cancer Research Institute (NCRI) Conference
Karen Kennedy • 6 Nov 2016
Cancer cachexia and novel targeted therapies 2:17
Cancer cachexia and novel targeted therapies
David Currow • 6 Nov 2016
Fear of cancer recurrence – who is affected and how to address it? 3:43
Fear of cancer recurrence – who is affected and how to address it?
Gozde Ozakinci • 6 Nov 2016

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