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Recruitment for our study is closing at the end of December. If you have been treated for colorectal cancer aged under 50 we would love to hear from you! Olinda Santin Helen Reid QUB Public Health

Last call for recruitment for our study looking at the impact of colorectal cancer treatment on adults aged under 50, closing at the end of December. Thanks to all involved so far. Prof Helen Coleman Helen Reid Olinda Santin QUB Public Health @QUBBowelCancer @QUBBowelCancer QUB Clinical Academic Training Programme

Delighted to have Ryan Langdon Alice Carter and Emma Hazelwood joining us this week QUB Public Health to share their expert knowledge of Mendelian randomisation and build collaborations for the future

Our review paper on early onset cancers is now published. We discuss the increasing incidence of malignancies in adults aged 18 to 49, summarise issues unique to this age group and discuss future research directions mdpi.com/2072-6694/14/1… Prof Helen Coleman MDPI

Presidential Symposium data at #ESMO22 show air pollution drive interleukin-1β release in cells with EGFR mutations to promote #LungCancer development in non-smokers 👉ow.ly/IkyS50KG6Vx #LCSM Tony Mok Charles Swanton

Exciting results from the NICHE-2 trial investigating the use of neoadjuvant immunotherapy in dMMR colon cancer

*New paper alert* from PhD research of Dr Ashleigh Russell in brand new American Gastroenterological Association (AGA) journal Gastro Hep Advances. Systematic review of molecular profile in sporadic early-onset colorectal cancer Key findings: Minimal BRAF MT 1 in 10 have MSI-H/dMMR ghadvances.org/article/S2772-…

The final version of our paper on the molecular profile of sporadic early onset colorectal cancer is now online. Our results show differences in somatic features across age groups, particularly in regard to BRAF MT doi.org/10.1016/j.gast… Prof Helen Coleman Maurice Loughrey

Delighted to announce the launch of Pancreatic Audit, Sinead Hawkins NICR, funded by NIPANC Full report can be found here qub.ac.uk/research-centr…

Superb day at the Clinical Academics in Training Annual Conference 2023. Meeting and learning from clinical academics from many disciplines, sharing research and discussing future proofing healthcare research Academy of Medical Sciences #CATAC2023

The lay summary of our study on early onset colorectal (EOCRC) cancer is now available. Key findings: - there is a lack of recognition for EOCRC patients. - Areas of unmet need include information needs, mental health, sexual health and fertility counselling. Paper coming soon.

What a fabulous day at PhD graduation Queen's University Belfast 🎓 delighted to have worked with Prof Helen Coleman the best supervisor I could have asked for, and also gained a friend in the process. Looking forward to continuing my academic career in QUB Public Health

Honoured to write an Editorial for BMJ Oncology on a new study investigating early-onset cancers. The epidemiology of early-onset cancers is changing globally and urgent research on aetiology is needed. Prof Helen Coleman QUB Public Health QUB Clinical Academic Training Programme

*BREAKING NEWS* NEW ONLINE SURVEY FOR BREAST CANCER PATIENTS NOW LIVE HOW DID THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC IMPACT BREAST CANCER PATIENTS? Open to adults diagnosed with Breast Cancer anywhere in the world. SURVEY LINK: go.qub.ac.uk/BreastCancerCO…

Open minded about a career in Oncology? Join us in the NI Cancer Centre for an Open Evening on Monday! Hear about a day in the life of an Oncologist, as well the range of opps this rewarding career can provide (featuring🍕) Virtual registration also possible – see below!

Would highly recommend this conference for Clinical Academics in the UK and Ireland - come and join us in Belfast this year!

New study funded by Cancer Research UK highlights rising incidence & deaths due to bowel cancer in under 50s. Bowel Cancer UK's #NeverTooYoung campaign was launched in 2013 to highlight this. The work continues. A great source of information & support. theguardian.com/society/2024/j…

🚨New Cancer Research UK Policy report🚨 We've just published the full findings from our 2023 Survey of the Clinical Research Workforce. Conducted to inform our #CancerManifesto, it describes the issues that matter most to researchers across the UK. Full paper 👇 bit.ly/48d2Vvp

Together with Medical Research Council, we are asking medically qualified professionals to share their thoughts on barriers to progression in clinical academia in the UK. Share your thoughts through the survey below 👇

Delighted to share results on exploring the experiences of early-onset colorectal cancer patients. Key findings: - there is a lack of recognition for EOCRC patients. - areas of unmet need include information needs, mental health, sexual health and fertility counselling.