Read practical tips and guidance from Cancer Research UK written to help GPs recognise and refer suspected skin cancers in a timely way.

Some immunotherapy treatments can cause immune cell associated neurotoxicity syndrome (ICANS). Find out more about it and the treatment you might have.

Cytokine release syndrome is a side effect of some types of treatment. Immunotherapy is the most common type. Find out more.

The 310 Pull-Ups Challenge is a fundraising ask encouraging supporters to complete 310 pull-ups in August whilst helping to ...

Join Team Cancer Research UK for the Run Bournemouth Supernova 5k, 2026 and play your part in supporting vital cancer ...

Learn more about Cancer Research UK's Unlock Cancer Breakthroughs campaign and help call on governments to remove the barriers holding back research.

We accept nominations all year round. We can only accept nominations from a parent or guardian. Every child nominated will receive an award, as long as they: are under 18 on the date of nomination and ...

Discover how people affected by cancer helped shape Cancer Research UK's new involvement strategy and explore the key moments ...

The August Squats Challenge is a fundraising ask encouraging supporters to complete 100 squats a day in August whilst helping ...

Find the latest campaign actions, updates and tools to take part in the Unlock Cancer Breakthroughs campaign. This is a campaign page for Campaigns Ambassadors.

Over one-third of our life-saving work is funded by gifts in Wills. Gifts in Wills are one of the most powerful ways to support our work and help us find new ways to prevent, detect and treat cancer ...

Cancer Research UK for Children & Young People is the part of Cancer Research UK dedicated to driving progress for 0-24-year-olds with cancer. As the biggest charitable funder of research into ...