About CRUK Cambridge Centre - Pancreatic Cancer Programme
The Pancreatic Cancer Programme, formerly known as Cambridge Pancreatic Cancer Centre (CPCC), is now one of the ten foundamental programmes within Cancer Research UK (CRUK) Cambridge Centre. We believe that clusters of multi-disciplinary excellence is the key to overcome the challenges in treating pancreatic cancer. Focusing on world-class trials of therapies showing effectiveness in research models, we aim to help patients seeking cutting-edge treatment opportunities.
Research Projects
The centre is involved in research ranging from scientific research into the biology of pancreatic cancer, identification of biomarkers...
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A variety of trials are currently open for recruitment at Addenbrooke’s Hospital in Cambridge.
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The Cambridge HPB Surgery Symposium, 24th June 2022, Møller Institute, Cambridge.
Learn MorePodcast: Ask me anything about… day-by-day living with pancreatic cancer
Learn MoreWebinar: Ask me anything about… day-by-day living with pancreatic cancer
Learn MoreMembers attending London Pancreas Workshop win poster awards | CRUK CC
Learn MoreClinical study investigating wasting syndrome opens in Cambridge
Learn MoreProgramme members receive funding from Cancer Grand Challenge
Learn MoreCentre hosts webinar on World Cancer Day: Ask me anything about… keeping fit with pancreatic cancer
Learn MoreProgramme members appear on BBC News
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