Cancer Research UK (CRUK), the world’s leading charity researching the disease, has made its largest ever investment into its network of centers across the country.
Some £190 million ($237 million) has been committed to 13 CRUK centers over the next five years, while the charity and the UK’s Department of Health are investing a further £36 million into 18 Experimental Cancer Medicine Centers (ECMCs) for adult patients and also a network sites for children.
"This is particularly important for hard-to-treat cancers like pancreatic, oesophageal, lung and brain tumours"
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