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Professor Adrian Crellin CBE in front of radiotherapy equipment

One of the UK’s most senior radiotherapy experts has spoken publicly for the first time about living with incurable cancer.

A bone marrow slide showing myeloma cells.

Genetic testing should be used to help doctors spot high-risk cases of myeloma and enable targeted treatments, say researchers from the University of Leeds and The Institute of Cancer Research.

Mr Asim Sheikh, Ruvimbo Kaviya, Lisa Ferrie and Mr Jiten Parmar stood together smiling at the camera.

A groundbreaking operation to remove a patient’s brain tumour through her eye socket has been performed in Leeds.

Someone grabbing their chest

Nearly 2,000 people have taken part in a groundbreaking trial that aims to help doctors identify more people at risk of developing a condition that makes them five times more likely to have a stroke.

Complete set for glucose measurement (diabetes). Glucometer, lancing device, strips and lancets.

A joint venture between the Universities of Sunderland and Leeds has been established to help tackle the growing unmet clinical need to manage insulin resistance in people with type 1 diabetes.