Urological Malignancies Virtual Institute

Urological Malignancies Virtual Institute

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Support the Urological Malignancies Virtual Institute to deliver high-impact research that directly benefits patients.

Prostate and renal cancers are key contributors to cancer-related death and morbidity. Earlier detection and optimal primary treatment are vital for improving patient survival.

The Institute's clinicians and scientists have developed closely integrated multi-disciplinary research themes, including:

  • Exploring new markers and imaging for early detection
  • Better modelling of early disease biology
  • Improved methods of risk stratification
  • Novel therapeutic window studies alongside standard clinical treatments

This work is significantly enhanced by the Institute's large bio-repository and high-volume urological cancer practice in Addenbrooke's Hospital.

Your gift will help us to train future leaders in urological cancer research and to develop more effective treatments for patients through the Cambridge Cancer Research Hospital.

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Dominic Antill

Head of Development, Cancer

dominic.antill@admin.cam.ac.uk

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