“Those of us with stage four cancer, we don't all look ravaged and unhealthy – we're still capable, able, we still want to contribute, so there's a lot in it for me.” M. Riddleston, cancer nurse and PCa patient. gofundme.com/f/my-tour-de-4… Funds 4 The Royal Marsden

We are enamored with Cancer Cell's September issue and hope you love it too! Read it now: cell.com/cancer-cell/is…

One of our regular 5KYW participants, David Twiss, got his entire local village moving when he organised the "Kelsall Fun Walk" in support of MOVE. The event raised an INCREDIBLE £15,000 and we are so grateful to David and all those that got involved and supported the day. 💙

Exercise-induced microbiota metabolite enhances CD8 T cell antitumor immunity promoting immunotherapy efficacy: Cell cell.com/cell/fulltext/…

I am an explorer Seeking green In the world of bland Seeking the tendrils of leaves That I touch with my hands

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Congratulations to our members John Clarke, Michel H. Devoret, and John M. Martinis, winners of the 2025 The Nobel Prize in Physics for their groundbreaking experiments revealing quantum tunneling in electrical circuits. A fitting recognition during the International Year of Quantum

For those interested. Thank you to all involved. Been fun standing on the shoulders of giants and supporting excellent early career scientists and physician/scientists develop. nature.com/articles/s4146…

We’re delighted to be hosting an event at the House of Commons today to launch our report ‘Prostate Cancer Screening: The Impact on the NHS. Learn more at: prostate-cancer-research.org.uk/screening-repo…

Fitting that my article tackleprostate.org/harms-of-late-… on the harms of late diagnosis of #prostatecancer is published today by Tackle given that we’ve been at Westminster for the launch of @PCRnews paper Prostate Cancer Screening: The impact on the NHS

Prostate cancer is a persistent and growing problem. We are pleased to share this topic collection focusing on the recent progress we’ve seen in prostate cancer. bmjoncology.bmj.com/pages/prostate…

Scientists including Dr. Chiara Lanzuolo identified two epigenetic subtypes of #ProstateCancer patients presenting different degrees of chromatin compartments and transcriptional alterations: the Low and High Degree of Decompartmentalization subtypes. go.nature.com/47h2Fgw

Lucy Gossage. Feet First podcast: runfeetfirst.co.uk instagram.com/reel/DPgmAZbDR… Worth listening to/seeing. Lucy mentions a young patient dying of cancer who just wants to get out of bed & go to work. Lucy’s motivation for extreme challenge—because it’s a privilege.

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Our November issue is online! 🧣 🍂 ☕ It's pt. 2 of our Focus issue on #AgeingandCancer and features articles on: - The genetics & epigenetics of the ageing TME - Ageing, immune fitness & cancer - The evolution of cancer & ageing Check it out 👇 bit.ly/3WVp8L6

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Deriving a biological clock in nearly 10 million people based on electronic health record data and its impact in health and diseases ⁦Nature Medicine⁩ nature.com/articles/s4159…

At 23 years of follow-up, population-based PSA screening of asymptomatic men led to a sustained reduction in prostate cancer mortality, although overdiagnosis remains a concern. Full ERSPC study results: nej.md/42YYsg7 Editorial: Early Detection of Prostate Cancer —

I am Autumn I change the leaves And herald the earth To sleep In drapery of orange And red

#ProstateCancer screening debate is raging. I’ve tried to capture the nuances of the debate in this blog. I accept that I’m biased towards screening but I’ve tried to reflect both sides. runningintocancer.co.uk/2025/11/02/to-…