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The Royal Marsden and The Institute of Cancer Research (ICR) carry out ground-breaking work on the latest cancer treatments and technologies. Together, the two organisations form the only Biomedical Research Centre (BRC) dedicated specifically to cancer and have a long history of driving research that changes NHS care and practice, tackling the inequalities and challenges of cancer.
The eight themes are included in the diagram below and further information is available via the links on the right.
Each theme has a quarterly working group, made up of researchers, other staff and patient and public contributors, to discuss new and existing projects. However we aim to collect research ideas from a wider patient and public community - that's you!
We want to hear what specific research is important to you, please add your ideas below.
The Royal Marsden and The Institute of Cancer Research (ICR) carry out ground-breaking work on the latest cancer treatments and technologies. Together, the two organisations form the only Biomedical Research Centre (BRC) dedicated specifically to cancer and have a long history of driving research that changes NHS care and practice, tackling the inequalities and challenges of cancer.
The eight themes are included in the diagram below and further information is available via the links on the right.
Each theme has a quarterly working group, made up of researchers, other staff and patient and public contributors, to discuss new and existing projects. However we aim to collect research ideas from a wider patient and public community - that's you!
We want to hear what specific research is important to you, please add your ideas below.
Each theme has a quarterly working group, made up of researchers, other staff and patient and public contributors, to discuss new and existing projects. However we aim to collect research ideas from a wider patient and public community - that's you!