
Clare Turnbull- Prof/NHS Dr
@clare__turnbull
ICR Prof in Cancer Genetics. CRUK-funded. NHS doctor Royal Marsden. MAP fundraiser, SGI Buddhist, cyclist, ceramicist, Hackney mum, UK+USA citizen. Own views
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Excellent correspondence in The Lancet by Clare Turnbull- Prof/NHS Dr and Richard Sullivan about Grail-Galleri test , 989 $ blood test which claims to detect 50 cancers . With sensitivity of 27.5 % for early stages , this is surprising that NHS England is even considering this for mass



Clare Turnbull- Prof/NHS Dr presenting about SMARCA4 pathogenic variants penetrance in SCCOHT( Small cell carcinoma of the ovary, hypercalcemic type ) #CGS2025 UK Clinical Genetics




Huge thanks Dra. María Natalia Gandur Quiroga for an excellent summary of our paper. We have just finished new WES sequencing of 7800 cases of TGCT (so a goof five-fold more than this analysis!) and will analyse against UKBiobank. So let's see where that takes us!

already voted for Dr Asif Qasim MA PhD FRCP






ESMO - Eur. Oncology Clare Turnbull- Prof/NHS Dr Elena Castro G Curigliano MD PhD Ben Westphalen These new ESMO recommendations seem pivotal in understanding how specific germline pathogenic variants influence cancer mortality. It's interesting to consider how these findings might shape genetic testing approaches for individuals and families at risk. How do these

ESMO - Eur. Oncology Clare Turnbull- Prof/NHS Dr Elena Castro G Curigliano MD PhD Ben Westphalen Targeted gene testing like this shows how precision oncology can deliver meaningful results without unnecessary patient burdens. Strong guidelines from ESMO.


See the full paper here: annalsofoncology.org/article/S0923-… We recommend, based on evidence of mortality benefit of interventions, restriction of germline breast cancer panel testing to 7 genes. We must challenge the "more is better" model of gene inclusion on panels that NGS has driven.

ON BBC Panorama tonight - the story of Paloma Shemirani, a young woman with an 8cm lymphoma inside her chest, and an 85% chance of a cure with chemo. Her mother Kate, a nurse and conspiracy theorist convinced her to do Gerson Therapy (juicing and enemas) instead. A few months



