tumour

Explore " tumour" with insightful episodes like "Neoadjuvant denosumab: its role and results in operable cases of giant cell tumour of bone", "Tom’s Story featuring Mum – Part One", "Tom’s Story – Part Two", "Response assessment criteria for immunotherapy drugs: The Lancet Oncology: March 2017" and "Searching for the engram - Naked Genetics 14.12.14" from podcasts like ""BJJ Podcasts", "lchtv Podcast", "lchtv Podcast", "The Lancet Oncology in conversation with" and "Naked Genetics Enhanced - from the Naked Scientists"" and more!

Episodes (39)

Neoadjuvant denosumab: its role and results in operable cases of giant cell tumour of bone

Listen to Mr Sam Patton (Oncology Specialty Editor for the BJJ) interviewing Professor Ajay Puri about his paper "Neoadjuvant denosumab: its role and results in operable cases of giant cell tumour of bone" published in the February 2019 issue of The Bone and Joint Journal.

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BJJ Podcasts

en-gbJanuary 31, 2019

Tom’s Story featuring Mum – Part One

15 year old Tom and mum, Harriet talk about Tom’s brain tumour diagnosis and treatment. Tom and Harriet also talk about how they’re are now looking into changing Tom’s diet and trying the Ketogenic Diet. ***Please speak with your GP/Care Team before attempting to change your diet***

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lchtv Podcast

en-gbSeptember 14, 2018

Tom’s Story – Part Two

Tom talks about the importance of being on a Teenage Cancer Trust unit.

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lchtv Podcast

en-gbSeptember 14, 2018

Response assessment criteria for immunotherapy drugs: The Lancet Oncology: March 2017

Lesley Seymour discusses the iRECIST guidelines for assessing tumour responses in immunotherapy trials.

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The Lancet Oncology in conversation with

enMarch 02, 2017

Searching for the engram - Naked Genetics 14.12.14

For many years scientists have been searching for the mysterious engram - the place in the brain where memories are kept. And thanks to advances in genetics and neurobiology, it looks like they're now getting close to finding it. Plus, contagious cancers in dogs and devils, and our gene of the month prefers the cold.

Naked Genetics Enhanced - from the Naked Scientists

enDecember 14, 2014

Searching for the engram

Naked Genetics, from the Naked Scientists

enDecember 14, 2014

Combating Cancer

This week, the latest breakthroughs in cancer including blood tests to pick up the disease much earlier, new genetic treatments to trigger tumours to kill themselves, and a laser technique to zap cancers in hard-to-reach places. Plus, in the news, why working the night shift can curb your intellect, a super-enzyme that could cut millions off energy bills and the gut bacteria that keep you trim... Like this podcast? Please help us by supporting the Naked Scientists

The Naked Scientists Podcast

enNovember 11, 2014

The Lancet Oncology: March 19, 2014

Michael Höckel joins Natalie Harrison to discuss how surgery based on ontogenetic staging is sufficient to control cervical cancer without additional radiotherapy.

The Lancet Oncology in conversation with

enMarch 19, 2014

Can a brain scan tell if you are depressed?

We zoom into MRI scanning to find out why it is so low resolution and ask, if it was improved could that help diagnosing disorders of the brain? Like this podcast? Please help us by supporting the Naked Scientists

Question of the Week, from the Naked Scientists

enFebruary 24, 2014

Tumor Update - I'm Doing Great!

Following my surgery to remove a brain tumor on June 24th, I've been getting gradually better, and now feel well enough to update you on my experience. Transcript and Photos on Blog: https://mbp.ac/291 Music by UniqueTracks

The Martin Bailey Photography Podcast

en-usJuly 27, 2011

Virtual issues at the J Pathol: micro-RNAs

The ability of the Journal of Pathology to provide interesting and useful content to readers and to the field at large has been enhanced by the creation of Virtual Issues, annotated compilations of papers and reviews organized by theme. Here one of the authors of the Virtual Issue John LeQuesne outlines this series and highlights the recently released micro-RNAs Virtual Issue.

Podcasts from The Journal of Pathology

en-PIApril 11, 2011

Journal of Pathology - April 2011

Learn about the April 2011 issue including an important paper on the molecular pathology of gynaecological cancer. The Editor in Chief, Peter Hall, describes this and other papers in the April issue and also highlights the key role of the Journals reviewers in the development and maintenance of the high standards of the Journal of Pathology.

Podcasts from The Journal of Pathology

en-PIMarch 23, 2011

Journal of Pathology - March 2011

This Journal of Pathology podcast provides an overview of the contents in the March 2011 issue. In addition it highlights a series of articles that discuss the complex roles of tumour stroma in influencing tumour behaviour and a recent review of the controversial area of mutations the cells of tumour stroma.

Podcasts from The Journal of Pathology

en-PIFebruary 21, 2011

The Lancet: October 16, 2009

Discussion of the ovarian cancer seminar.

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The Lancet in conversation with

enOctober 16, 2009

Analysing Mammograms

Step inside the pathology lab, where breast cells are being screened for cancer.

Introducing Health Sciences: Breast Screening - for iPod/iPhone

enJuly 15, 2009

Analysing Mammograms

Step inside the pathology lab, where breast cells are being screened for cancer.

Introducing Health Sciences: Breast Screening - for iPad/Mac/PC

enJuly 15, 2009

Transcript -- Analysing Mammograms

Transcript -- Step inside the pathology lab, where breast cells are being screened for cancer.

Introducing Health Sciences: Breast Screening - for iPod/iPhone

enJuly 15, 2009

Transcript -- Analysing Mammograms

Transcript -- Step inside the pathology lab, where breast cells are being screened for cancer.

Introducing Health Sciences: Breast Screening - for iPad/Mac/PC

enJuly 15, 2009

The Lancet Oncology: June 09, 2008

Emma Cannell and Sally van der Meer discuss highlights from the June issue: a prospective pilot study assessing the role of stellate-ganglion block to treat hot flushes in survivors of breast cancer; also discussed is a Personal View about cancer of unknown primary (CUP), and the Leading Edge on public confidence in Merck's HPV vaccine.

The Lancet Oncology in conversation with

enJune 09, 2008