Welcome to the Liverpool Cancer Trials Unit Website
The site includes information on the current trials that are being managed by the LCTU, current staff, information on Pancreatic cancer and useful links to other sites.
We hope that you enjoy looking round the site and if you have any queries or suggestions please don't hesitate to contact us using our email address: lctu@liv.ac.uk
For more information on cancer and the trials that are currently running within the UK please visit the Cancer Help Website
NB. All recruitment and site information on the LCTU website is updated in realtime from LCTU data management systems.
LATEST NEWS
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LCTU Launch Party 29th February 2012
February 29th was the Cancer Research UK Liverpool Cancer Trials Unit
Launch Party Opening. Special guests included; Professor Ian Greer (Executive Pro-Vice-Chancellor, University of Liverpool), Ms Kate Law (Director of Clinical Research, Cancer Research UK) and Professor Philip Johnson (Director of the Cancer Research UK Clinical Trials Unit, University of Birmingham). The party included presentations from Prof. Philip Johnson and Stacey Carruthers and Gemma Simpson (LCTU Trial Coordinators) followed by a tour of the LCTU offices.
10th February - Freedom of the City Ceremony
Wednesday 8th February 2012 was a momentous day for Liverpool Cancer Research UK Centre, with over 160 guests attending a special event at Liverpool Town Hall to celebrate the presentation of our Scroll of Admission to the City's Freedom Roll of Associations and Institutions.
The evening began with a buffet reception; guests were welcomed by the Lord Mayor, Professor and Mrs. Neoptolemos and Dr. Harpal Kumar, Chief Executive of Cancer Research UK.
Guests included doctors, nurses and scientists from the Centre, civic dignitaries, representatives of Liverpool and Everton Football clubs, cancer survivors, and supporters.
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8th February - Publication Success
Congratulations to Prof. John Neoptolemos who has had his paper, Understanding Metastasis in pancreatic cancer: a call for new clinical approaches published in Cell. - issue 20 Jan 2012.
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