Cambridge
is changing
the story
of cancer
One in two of us will be diagnosed with cancer in our lifetime.
We can change this.
Cambridge Cancer
Research Hospital
The University of Cambridge and Cambridge University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust are building a new hospital that will treat patients across the East of England.
The research that takes place there promises to change the lives of cancer patients across the UK and beyond.
We’re detecting
cancer earlier
Our researchers are finding radical new ways to spot cancer early so that it can be treated more easily.
We're developing
kinder, more
effective
treatments
Cutting-edge genome technology will allow us to examine tumour DNA faster than ever and tailor treatments to the patient as well as their cancer.
We're involving
patients at
every stage
In Cambridge, patients are involved in every single step of the process – from planning research priorities, to developing clinical trials, to designing a new Cambridge Cancer Research Hospital.
"We’ll start to see AI impacting in each stage of the patient’s treatment"
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Support cancer research at Cambridge
Cambridge hosts a cancer research community responsible for globally significant breakthroughs and innovations.
Together we are changing the way cancer is treated. Our scientists will make discoveries alongside expert clinicians treating patients, drawing on the world-leading expertise found within the University and across the Cambridge Biomedical Campus.