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Understanding cancer

Please note this event takes place on the first floor and has no step-free access
Past event - 2016
Mon 23 May Doors 6.30pm
Event 7-9pm
The Oxford Retreat, 1-2 Hythe Bridge Street,
Oxford OX1 2EW
Sold Out!
Come and hear Michael and Kezia discuss the latest research into cancer - its risk, development and treatment. Pint of Science pint glasses and tshirts to be won! (Please note: event located on the first floor, only accessible via stairs.)

Knowing your enemy: dissecting and targeting cancers

Dr Michael White (Clinical Research Training Fellow)
Michael will discuss tumour heterogeneity, single cell sequencing and developing targeted therapies against cancers.

Cancer: finding the risk factors

Dr Kezia Gaitskell (Clinical Research Training Fellow)
The media often says that something is 'a risk factor for cancer' - but what kind of scientific evidence is behind that? Using examples from my research on ovarian cancer, I will explain how we can use data from big population studies to work out risk factors for cancer. I will also discuss how a knowledge of risk factors for different types of cancers may be able to help us understand where and how they develop.
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Other The Oxford Retreat events

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2024-05-14 Adapting Soundscapes: Exploring the neuroplasticity of auditory perception The Oxford Retreat 1-2 Hythe Bridge Street, Oxford, OX1 2EW, United Kingdom