Cancer myths and questions
What do we still not know about breast cancer?
More people are surviving breast cancer than ever before, but there are still far too many lives being cut short by the disease. Research can help uncover new cures for breast cancer.
Why do we support the use of animals in research?
Without the use of animals in research we would not be able to find nearly as many cures for cancer that could save millions of lives.
What is melanoma and why do we need more research?
What causes melanoma? What increases your risk of melanoma? How do you treat melanoma? And What is Worldwide Cancer Research doing to find new cures?
What is triple negative breast cancer and why do we need more research?
Triple negative breast cancer (TNBC) is a particularly aggressive type of breast cancer for which more research is urgently needed.
What is liver cancer and why do we need more research?
Find out all about the sixth most common cancer worldwide and how we are helping to find more cures.
What is testicular cancer and why do we need more research?
What actually is testicular cancer? And what are the symptoms to look out for? In this explainer we’ve covered the basics of everything you need to know.
What is prostate cancer and why do we need more research?
What is prostate cancer? How does it begin, and who is most at risk? And how are we helping to bring new treatments to patients?
What is blood cancer and why do we need more research?
What are blood cancers? How are they caused? And how are we helping to start new blood cancer cures?
Why is oesophageal cancer so hard to cure?
Advanced oesophageal cancer can be aggressive and hard to cure. But why is it so hard to treat? And how is discovery research providing hope for new cures?