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Medicine for Members
Dr Fiona Gilbert, consultant radiologist at CUH, discussed what it means to have dense breasts and shared the results of the BRAID study in a recent Medicine for Members lecture.
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Small things, big difference
Small things are making a big difference to how we’re managing safely through winter.
Small things, big difference
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Faster, more accessible clinical trial initiative being piloted in pancreatic cancer
The PemOla precision medicine trial in pancreatic cancer is exploring a new way of running clinical trials that can help more patients to get treatment closer to home.
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More UK patients to benefit from Cambridge prostate biopsy device
CamPROBE will now be more widely available for use across the UK for safer, more comfortable prostate biopsies
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Outlook for people with rare stroke condition has improved with the help of specialist care in Cambridge, study shows
CADASIL is a genetic conditions that causes early-onset strokes. Work at Addenbrooke's shows that patients are experiencing strokes later than they used to.
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Low-risk patients could avoid more aggressive breast cancer treatments, study shows
Targeted breast radiotherapy is as safe and effective as less focused approaches that have more side effects
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Simple and accurate clinic vision self-test is UK first
Addenbrooke’s has become the first UK hospital to use digital technology that enables patients to test their own vision in minutes while waiting to see their eyecare clinician.
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‘Sponge-on-a-string’ cancer test developed in Cambridge to be trialled in high-street pharmacies
Pharmacists will be able to offer the simple, quick capsule sponge test to people experiencing regular heartburn symptoms. The pilot will run for two years from 2026 in parts of the UK.
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