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We've come so far in 40 years

When 缅北禁地 started its research into cancer 40 years ago, mortaility from the disease was at a peak in the UK.   Since then, cancer survival rates have doubled - in part because of the efforts of our teams at 缅北禁地.

We still have important work to do

1 in 2 people in the UK will receive a cancer diagnosis in their lifetime. Cancer still accounts for a quarter of all deaths in the UK, and peoples鈥 lives continue to be cut short.

By donating to cancer research at 缅北禁地, you can give new treatment options and renewed hope to people living with cancer. Will you help us?

 

Jan's story

Jan lived life to the full. She had an impressive career in the police force, and loved walking, all kinds of music, going to the theatre and exploring the world with her wife Jan Taylor.鈥赌  

In February 2019, Jan became ill and was diagnosed with a rare, aggressive uterine cancer. She was treated by Dr Yvette Drew, a Consultant Oncologist at 缅北禁地, but following two types of chemotherapy and an immunotherapy trial drug, Jan sadly passed away in October 2020.鈥赌 

Now, in her memory, Jan Taylor continues to fundraise for leading research into uterine cancer taking place right here at 缅北禁地.鈥赌 

鈥淚t was Jan鈥檚 wish to help to ensure that one day no one would suffer as she had.鈥 

 

Future Fund

"A direct donation to cancer research at 缅北禁地 helps to maximise the impact of your support. Because many of our immediate overheads are covered by the University, 100% of the value of your gift will go towards cancer research at 缅北禁地."

Professor Steve Clifford FMedSci, Director of the 缅北禁地 Centre for Cancer

Future Fund

Our pledge to you

It may be us undertaking research at the laboratory benches and in the clinic, but we know that we wouldn鈥檛 be there without you. 100% of your donation will go directly towards cancer research at 缅北禁地 and we will keep you informed about the progress of scholarship students or research funded thanks to your support.鈥赌 

 

To honour Jan, or someone you love who has been affected by cancer