NCRI 2018

The 2018 National Cancer Research Institute (NCRI) Cancer Conference was held in Glasgow, UK, from the 4–6 November. Follow this page for expert interviews and stay up-to-date as breakthrough clinical trial results for oncolytic viruses are discussed, pressing issues on treatment challenges are explored and promising evidence for emerging biomarkers presented.

2:34
Inequalities in primary cancer care
Bernard Rachet
1:35
The changing landscape of survivorship: giving the patient a voice
Andrew Bottomley
3:02
Role of intra-operative electron radiotherapy in abdominopelvic malignancies
Alex Mirnezami
2:06
Modelling GBM: Improving the translation between preclinical data and effective treatments
Anthony Chalmers
2:24
Reducing the inequalities in cancer survival and care
Bernard Rachet
3:19
Cancer support: living a quality life after patient discharge
Gemma Pearce
1:14
Making the patient voice heard
Elaine Vickers
2:44
Improving the QoL for patients, not just survival
Gemma Pearce
1:11
Promoting patient involvement through education
Elaine Vickers
2:10
Targeting TGF-β signaling in cancer
Carl-Henrik Heldin
1:23
NCRI educational session initiatives
Elaine Vickers
1:33
Survivorship: the previously underfunded area in cancer research
Andrew Bottomley
3:56
An improved pre-clinical model opens avenues to promising new GBM treatments
Anthony Chalmers
1:36
New developments for improving the QoL in survivorship
Andrew Bottomley
2:30
Highlighting a subset of TNBC for targeted therapy
Adrian Harris
2:47
Current treatment landscape of triple negative breast cancer
Adrian Harris
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