The prostate cancer conundrum
While screening is an imperfect science, there is public and political pressure to take action now
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The latest insights on health and social care policy, the NHS and the life sciences
While screening is an imperfect science, there is public and political pressure to take action now
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Quality of care is often defined by where a patient lives. Fixing that is central to the National Cancer Plan,…
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Experts from across the sector give their views.
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A private members’ bill gaining royal assent could make a huge difference to how rare cancers are treated.
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As ever, success of the government’s National Cancer Plan will lie in the detail of delivery.
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Commentary and analysis from Dame Laura Lee, Navendu Mishra MP, Sarah Woolnough, Kristian Helin, and more.
ByA special supplement, sponsored by LifeArc, looking at how Britain can make progress in the battle against rare diseases.

Appointing a dedicated clinical leader for rare diseases could be the game-changer patients urgently need.
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