NCRI 2019

The 2019 National Cancer Research Institute (NCRI) Annual Cancer Conference, took place on 3-5 November in Glasgow, UK. Watch our expert interviews from the largest cancer research conference in the UK.

2:43
Targeted screening and risk stratification of prostate cancer – updates from the IMPACT study
Rosalind Eeles
3:05
Producing patient-specific tumor-reactive T-cells
Chiara Cattaneo
5:04
Is age a barrier for chemotherapy?
Nicolo Battisti
1:56
Challenges with chemotherapy in older patients
Nicolo Battisti
3:56
Radiation on tumor antigenicity and adjuvanticity
Sandra Demaria
4:30
The UK approach to proton beam therapy clinical trials
David Sebag-Montefiore
2:15
Other factors to consider with radiation effects on tumor antigenicity and adjuvanticity
Sandra Demaria
3:34
Managing patients’ fear of cancer progression
Phyllis Butow
2:53
Enthusiasm bias with novel robotic technology for surgery
Peter McCulloch
3:21
Epigenetics and epitranscriptomics: from knowledge to applications
Manel Esteller
1:37
The future of proton beam therapy: assistance from European clinical trials
Cai Grau
2:36
Robotic technology: hype or game changers?
Peter McCulloch
4:31
Colorectal cancer subtyping using a histology based approach
Joanne Edwards
2:13
HER-2 conversion: a phenomenon in trastuzumab resistance
Russell Petty
3:09
Precision medicine in gastrointestinal cancers: promise and pitfalls
Russell Petty
3:17
Digital image analysis of the tumor microenvironment
Stephanie Craig
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