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Scientists unlock potential for small cell lung cancer blood test

Scientists unlock potential for small cell lung cancer blood test
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New yorkUnited statesMemorial sloan kettering cancer centerUnited kingdomCharles rudinDominic rothwellMarianne bakerUnited states national cancer instituteCancer research united kingdomManchester institute cancer biomarker centreResearch informationUniversity of manchesterCancer biomarker centreInstitute cancer biomarker centreSmall cell lung cancerCaroline dive

Imaging salt levels in tumors could help diagnose and monitor breast cancer

Analyzing sodium levels in breast cancer tumors can give an accurate indication of how aggressive a cancer is and whether chemotherapy treatments are taking effect, new research has shown.

United kingdomSimon vincentWilliam brackenburyFiona gilbertCharles evansEmily hendersonUniversity of cambridgeUniversity of yorkCancer research united kingdomResearch informationDepartment of biologyBreast cancer nowProfessor fiona gilbertResearch information managerCancer research unitedBreast cancer

Research aims to improve sleep for people with dementia

Up to 90 per cent of people with dementia experience problems with sleep. Two new research programmes are helping find new ways to support people with

United kingdomCity ofChris foxIan maidmentAnne corbettUniversity college londonKing college londonUniversity of east angliaReader in clinical pharmacy at aston universityPsychology neuroscience at king college londonNational institute for health researchAston universityResearch informationAlzheimer societyInstitute of psychiatryUniversity of exeter

Study finds de-cluttering might not help demntia patients

According to a study conducted by the University of East Anglia, a clutter-free environment may not help people with dementia in carrying out daily tasks.

Eneida mioshiJulieta caminoNational institute of health researchUniversity of east angliaSchool of health sciencesResearch informationAlzheimer societyResearch collaborationEast angliaAlzheimer diseaseAssociated disordersHealth sciencesNational instituteHealth researchApplied research collaboration eastResearch information manager

People with dementia may not benefit from a clutter-free environment

A clutter-free environment may not help people with dementia carry out daily tasks - according to a new study from the University of East Anglia.

Eneida mioshiJulieta caminoEmily hendersonNational institute of health researchUniversity of east angliaSchool of health sciencesResearch informationAlzheimer societyResearch collaborationHealth sciencesNational instituteHealth researchApplied research collaboration eastResearch information manager