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Experts we work with

We collaborate with world-renowned independent experts spanning a variety of fields and expertise, to make sure that all our work is impartial and rigorous, and to challenge us to achieve the best results possible.

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We collaborate with world renowned experts across a wide range of disciplines to ensure that all our work is impartial and rigorous.

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Research Funding
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Research Funding

Our Research Funding team ensures that we fund and support science to the highest quality.

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Policy and Public Affairs
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Policy and Public Affairs

The team works closely with policy-makers and experts to guide our policy work.

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Some of our experts work closely with our science and policy teams, such as our Hong Kong Ambassador.

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Latest research news and blogs

Global study finds bladder cancer risk linked to body size in men
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Global study finds bladder cancer risk linked to body size in men

One of the biggest studies to date to explore the link between body size and bladder cancer publishes results.

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Explaining lifecourse research within cancer
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Explaining lifecourse research within cancer

Discussion between Drs Vanessa Gordon-Dseagu and Jennifer Lyn Baker explaining lifecourse research within cancer

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Morning lark or night owl: the link between sleep traits and reproductive cancers
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Morning lark or night owl: the link between sleep traits and reproductive cancers

New research from the University of Ioannina builds on existing evidence which suggests that a later sleep chronotype may be associated with a higher risk of breast and ovarian cancer.

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