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Our Work
Action Against Cancer funds the development of cures for cancer at leading institutions such as Imperial College London and the University of Sussex.
The groundbreaking programmes that we fund focus on developing new diagnostics and treatments to improve the survival prospects and quality of life for millions of cancer sufferers worldwide. This work is led by world-renowned oncologist, Professor Justin Stebbing.
Our Work
Action Against Cancer funds the development of cures for cancer at leading institutions such as Imperial College London and the University of Sussex.
The groundbreaking programmes that we fund focus on developing new diagnostics and treatments to improve the survival prospects and quality of life for millions of cancer sufferers worldwide. Much of this work is led by world-renowned oncologist, Professor Justin Stebbing.
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We are delighted to offer people a contract-free way to save money while supporting our life-saving research.
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LMTK3
Professor Georgios Giamas discovered a cancer causing gene in 2011 called LMTK3, and gained international acclaim. He is now working to develop to a drug to work against this gene, to save lives.
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You Can Do It!
Help us to develop cures for cancer and save lives. Take on a fundraising challenge or hold a fundraising event. You can do it!
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Our Work
Action Against Cancer funds the development of cures for cancer at leading institutions such as Imperial College London and the University of Sussex.
The groundbreaking programmes that we fund focus on developing new diagnostics and treatments to improve the survival prospects and quality of life for millions of cancer sufferers worldwide. This work is led by world-renowned oncologist, Professor Justin Stebbing.
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Professor Justin Stebbing
Why Action Against Cancer?
Finding something new, and looking at cancer in a new way, is hard - but we can do it. Action Against Cancer is enabling me and my team to do that, and to think differently, allowing calculated risks to be taken. Perhaps the biggest risk is not to take risks.
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A message from our Chairwoman
"We are proud to be supporting this life saving work"
My own turbulent experience with cancer inspired me to establish Action Against Cancer. Following my original diagnosis of breast cancer in 1998, I have suffered with leukaemia, lung cancer, metastatic breast cancer and a brain tumour.
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There are many ways to support Action Against Cancer that raise vital funds for our life-saving research, but are at no extra cost to you! To find out how you can support us while you shop, book a holiday, switch providers, search the internet or even recycle inkjet cartridges.
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