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Peter Sasieni

@petersasieni

Cancer screening, prevention, and early detection researcher at Queen Mary University of London

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linkhttps://cancerprevention.qmul.ac.uk/ calendar_today19-02-2015 17:37:09

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Dr Claire Bloomfield (@cl_bloom) 's Twitter Profile Photo

1/5 Great to see a the first published analysis of the NHS Galleri Trial at the ESMO conference last week in Madrid and the role of NHS DigiTrials in recruiting across a range of ages, socioeconomic and ethnic groups. Success in some areas yet more to do in others.

1/5 Great to see a the first published analysis of the NHS Galleri Trial at the ESMO conference last week in Madrid and the role of NHS DigiTrials in recruiting across a range of ages, socioeconomic and ethnic groups. Success in some areas yet more to do in others.
Greater Manchester Cancer Alliance (@gm_cancer) 's Twitter Profile Photo

In July, we thanked 20,000 participants from Greater Manchester for joining the NHS Galleri Trial – the world’s largest research trial of a multi-cancer early detection blood test. Read more: bit.ly/4iGOZQI #GMNHSGalleri #GMCancerHighlights24

JNCI (@jnci_now) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Running a randomised controlled cancer screening trial to evaluate a blood-based screening test? Peter Sasieni and evaluate sample size requirements for two innovative designs where the control arm are retrospectively tested. Wolfson Institute of Population Health oxford.ly/4iUun6D

Barts and The London, Queen Mary (@qmulbartsthelon) 's Twitter Profile Photo

A single blood test for the chemical signals of many different types of #cancer could detect the disease at its early stages, making it easier to treat for almost 50% of patients. The new study, led by Professor Peter Sasieni from Wolfson Institute of Population Health, reports today in BMJ_Open

A single blood test for the chemical signals of many different types of #cancer could detect the disease at its early stages, making it easier to treat for almost 50% of patients. The new study, led by Professor <a href="/petersasieni/">Peter Sasieni</a> from <a href="/QMUL_WIPH/">Wolfson Institute of Population Health</a>, reports today in
<a href="/BMJ_Open/">BMJ_Open</a>
Dr Florence Comite MD (@florencecomite) 's Twitter Profile Photo

In the latest conversation on the Healthy Longevity podcast, Eric Klein, MD and I explore how multi-cancer early detection (MCED) tests like Galleri are being rigorously studied across large-scale clinical trials. GRAIL, the company behind Galleri, is currently involved in 9

Peter Sasieni (@petersasieni) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Delighted to share a link to my paper on "Promises and pitfalls of multi-cancer early detection using liquid biopsy tests" published in Nature Reviews Clinical Oncology NatureRevClinOncol with Jonathan C M Wan and Nitzan Rosenfeld #MCED Wolfson Institute of Population Health Barts Cancer Institute (Queen Mary) rdcu.be/eqRQo

Rebecca Fitzgerald Lab (@rfitzgerald_lab) 's Twitter Profile Photo

What does the BOSS trial mean for the future of BE surveillance? We share key lessons learned and outline new directions for improving patient outcomes. Dive into our latest commentary here: thelancet.com/journals/langa… Peter Sasieni #Oncology #GIresearch #Barretts #Surveillance

National Screening Service (@nsshse) 's Twitter Profile Photo

'We need to move faster in trialling cancer screening tests,' says Professor of Cancer Epidemiology Queen Mary University of London Peter Sasieni as he presents on the NHS-Galleri trial of GRAIL’s multi-cancer early detection test in population screening at #ICSN2025

'We need to move faster in trialling cancer screening tests,' says Professor of Cancer Epidemiology <a href="/QMUL/">Queen Mary University of London</a> <a href="/petersasieni/">Peter Sasieni</a> as he presents on the NHS-Galleri trial of GRAIL’s multi-cancer early detection test in population screening at #ICSN2025
Anbu Paramasivam (@anbu_ldr) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Totally psyched for the start of what I’m calling Cancer Prevention Research Celebration Week! Kicking off with CRUKCOLcentre’s “Learn the Basics: Primer on Cancer Prevention” — diving into the research continuum with world-leading experts. Let’s go! #PrevConf25

Peter Sasieni (@petersasieni) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Evaluation of a novel capsule sponge triage pathway for patients routinely referred with reflux symptoms: safety, outcomes and impact on endoscopy from a large volume single site cohort over 4 years | Frontline Gastroenterologyc fg.bmj.com/content/early/…

Peter Sasieni (@petersasieni) 's Twitter Profile Photo

NHS England adding at-home HPV testing to the cervical screening programme - Cancer Research UK - Cancer News news.cancerresearchuk.org/2025/06/24/at-…

Ravi Mehrotra, MD (@ravimehro) 's Twitter Profile Photo

At-home HPV testing is gaining momentum and may well prove to be a true game-changer in cervical cancer diagnosis and control. This innovative approach has the potential to significantly increase screening uptake, especially among those who face barriers to traditional

Rebecca Fitzgerald Lab (@rfitzgerald_lab) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Just published in The Lancet! We show that the capsule sponge improves Barrett's surveillance, helping prioritize high-risk patients for endoscopy & offering a more efficient, patient-friendly approach for low-risk individuals. thelancet.com/journals/lance… #GITwitter #Earlydetection

Karen Brown (@profkarenbrown) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Congratulations Anbu Paramasivam and team on a wonderfully organised and incredibly interesting #PrevConf25. Looking forward to next year's conference in Atlanta !

Early Cancer Institute, University of Cambridge (@earlycancercam) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Rebecca Fitzgerald Lab talks to Chris Smith about a condition called Barrett's Oesophagus and a simple capsule sponge test which can replace expensive and invasive endoscopies. In fact, a recent paper in the Lancet proves the sponge actually improves surveillance. Listen in from 09:50.

<a href="/RFitzgerald_lab/">Rebecca Fitzgerald Lab</a> talks to Chris Smith about a condition called Barrett's Oesophagus and a simple capsule sponge test which can replace expensive and invasive endoscopies. In fact, a recent paper in the Lancet proves the sponge actually improves surveillance. Listen in from 09:50.
Early Cancer Institute, University of Cambridge (@earlycancercam) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Registration for #ECISymposium2025 is now open and we are delighted to reveal our speakers: Peter Sasieni, Clare Turnbull- Prof/NHS Dr, Sarah Blagden and Gonia Gozdecka Cambridge Stem Cell Institute. Abstract submissions are invited for lightning talks and posters by 07/09. 👉eci-symposium2025.eventbrite.co.uk

Registration for #ECISymposium2025 is now open and we are delighted to reveal our speakers: <a href="/petersasieni/">Peter Sasieni</a>, <a href="/clare__turnbull/">Clare Turnbull- Prof/NHS Dr</a>, <a href="/sarah_blagden/">Sarah Blagden</a> and Gonia Gozdecka <a href="/SCICambridge/">Cambridge Stem Cell Institute</a>.
Abstract submissions are invited for lightning talks and posters by 07/09.
👉eci-symposium2025.eventbrite.co.uk