Thank you @rintoul_robert for the excellent Times Radio interview about the new report from UKLCC on the devastating impact of the pandemic on lung cancer - and how to get back on track uklcc.org.uk/wp-content/upl…

Following on from our The Lancet HPV paper, a blog about using #NCRAS Health Data Insight simulated data to support research and protect patient confidentiality: How do you do pioneering research without ever seeing the data? digital.nhs.uk/blog/data-poin… via NHS England Transformation

Lucy Elliss-Brookes, Associate Director for Data Curation at NHS Digital, explains the new approach that allowed researchers to show the life-changing benefits of the Human Papilloma Virus vaccine – without any direct access to patient data. digital.nhs.uk/blog/data-poin…

This is an excellent blog from Peter Sasieni and well worth a read for a general understanding of the factors that are taken into consideration with national screening programmes, as well as the current debate in Wales

I can vouch for this being a rewarding and challenging role, play a part in improving cancer and other disease outcomes through data and analysis, we need you!

Synthetic and simulated data - really good to see the momentum growing in this space

This is a nice blog from Jo Mulligan at the OSR, it's good to see some reflection and lessons learned being applied to our collaborative COVID-19 work

The impact of HPV vaccination program on CIN3 and cervical cancer incidence in England HPVWorld Lucy Elliss-Brookes UK Health Security Agency hpvworld.com/articles/the-i…

An absolutely fascinating article about the link between asthma and thunderstorms

From little acorns… I first presented our Routes work internationally in 2013, people were interested but had nothing to compare to, was the EP phenomena unique to England? Thanks to many researchers we now know, & can use this learning to improve cancer outcomes globally

An excellent paper from Dr Sam Merriel 💙💛 and co adding to the body of evidence scrutinising the effectiveness of cancer awareness campaigns, a huge amount of information condensed into a very accessible narrative

📰New paper! We investigated if measured inequalities in #cancer survival differ when using 'person'-based compared with 'place'-based measures of deprivation for three socioeconomic dimensions: income, deprivation and occupation. Check out the results: 👇bmjopen.bmj.com/content/12/6/e…

Super proud to have enabled and contributed to this world-leading research #NCRAS NHS England Transformation @CancerPrev_KCL #datasaveslives

Great synthesis of a suite of papers I was involved in, examining personal deprivation vs place deprivation - increasingly important as control is devolved out to ICBs and local health & care decisions are made based on geographic measures of deprivation

Watching BBC Breakfast discuss the wonderful Bill Turnbull and it reminded me of this work⬇️. I'm certain Bill's bravery in sharing his diagnosis will be felt by many. ndrs.nhs.uk/examining-the-…

🆕Why we’re getting our data teams to RAP 'Reproducible analytical pipelines' – or RAPs, for short – are helping us make our data processes more transparent, efficient and robust. Alistair Bullward and Sam Hollings share our experience with them: digital.nhs.uk/blog/data-poin…

🆕A new way to find patients Treatment options for COVID-19 were limited at the start of the pandemic. Antiviral treatments could help, but identifying immunocompromised patients was challenging. Darren Hickling shares how the NHS overcame this. digital.nhs.uk/blog/data-poin…

You can listen to the article 'The impact of HPV vaccination program on CIN3 and cervical cancer incidence in England' on Spotify tinyurl.com/76t43zs4 and YouTube tinyurl.com/33evrzdt #HPVVaccination #HPVDiseaseElimination #HPVClinics Lucy Elliss-Brookes Peter Sasieni