Cancer Research & Projects Funded by Sussex Cancer Fund

Sussex Cancer Fund Extends Support for Albion in the Community's Brighter Outlook Project, Enabling Cancer Patients to Stay Active and Thrive

Sussex Cancer Fund is delighted to support Albion in the Community’s project Brighter Outlook for another 6-month term in West Sussex, (Albion in the Community is the official charity of Brighton & Hove Albion). Steve Crocker, Sussex Cancer Fund Trustee said “Taking part in physical activity during and after cancer treatment can play a huge […]

Patient Neck Fans For the Haematology Ward Brighton

We’re delighted to have recently bought 6 patient neck fans for the Haematology Ward at the Royal Sussex County Hospital Brighton, modelled here by the lovely Carly Rowe, Macmillan Support Worker. Having treatment can be uncomfortable for patients and many suffer from hot flushes. The lightweight wireless neck fans are designed to improve personal comfort […]

Update on SCF Funded Glioblastoma Study

We are delighted to give you an update on a research project initially funded by the Sussex Cancer Fund. Dr Cressida Lorimer examined the management of elderly patients with aggressive brain tumours. There has been an international call for increasing the amount of research specifically aimed at older patients with cancer and there is currently a […]

Understanding the gut microbiome in relation to chemoradiotherapy for anal cancer – opportunities for intervention to improve patient outcomes.

  The Sussex Cancer Fund is excited to be funding a project which aims to gain a more detailed understanding of the gut biome in relation to anal cancer and treatment programmes. The project is being carried out by Hamish Sinclair, Core Medical Trainee under the supervision of Dr Duncan Gilbert, Consultant in Clinical Oncology. […]

***UPDATE*** Research Into The Effects Of Stress on Tumour Recurrence

The Sussex Cancer Fund recently announced funding for an exciting new project researching The Effects Of Stress on Tumour Recurrence. The project is essentially concerned with the understanding of the underlying molecular mechanisms of how stress hormones act on the cells in the body. This vital information will enable cancer clinicians to create bespoke treatments for […]