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Joined June 2020
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Brilliant opportunity with two fab lab groups 👇🏻
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Nothing says charity challenge like a large unfit guy being forced to jog! Please donate to lnkd.in/ekshh4E2 to help @CancerBelfast and @CR_UK raise vital funds to beat cancer. #30X
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Business Beats Cancer Belfast retweeted
At @CancerBelfast we are delighted to launch our latest fundraising initiative 30X where we challenge individuals and groups from companies NI to participate in 30 minutes’ activity each day throughout June 2023.
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Replying to @CancerBelfast
@CancerBelfast please share thank you Jennifer
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Replying to @CancerBelfast
@CancerBelfast hi is it possible to share this group?
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Business Beats Cancer Belfast retweeted
Come for the science, stay for the refreshments! Our open day runs until 1pm today and no ticket needed. #FromBreakthroughToCure Find us here: maps.app.goo.gl/mxeBFSsCNE88…
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Business Beats Cancer Belfast retweeted
The @QubPGJCCR was delighted to welcome Dr Lourda Geoghegan, Deputy Chief Medical Officer, Department of Health, this afternoon. Dr Geoghegan met with staff and students in the Centre to learn about their cancer research and career journeys.
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Business Beats Cancer Belfast retweeted
Cancer research is a critical component within the NI Cancer Strategy, and our work is improving outcomes for cancer patients. Come along to PGJCCR Open Day on 18th Feb and see the difference we are making in relation to the early detection and effective treatment of cancer in NI
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Our first public open day in a few years, on 18th Feb 10am-1pm. Please RT & share with clubs, groups, schools, friends and family! Free registration/tickets via link: nisciencefestival.com/events… Cancer Research in Northern Ireland at @QubPGJCCR @QUBelfast @CPH_QUB with the @niscifest
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Business Beats Cancer Belfast retweeted
Research is the way new treatments are developed. In the lab and in the clinic. Without research there would be no progress and no improvement. BBC News - Belfast experimental cancer centre to get £1.7m research funding bbc.co.uk/news/uk-northern-i…
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Business Beats Cancer Belfast retweeted
DEEEEEElighted to announce our @OURGenCYP1 Transgenerational Trauma Awareness Day 2022😃🧠👥 Register below for our webinar with some brilliant speakers on practical steps to advance trauma informed practice and #BreakTheCycle 💛 #TTAD22 #BreakingTheCycle
Save the date! We’re delighted to announce the return of Transgenerational Trauma Awareness Day! 👇 🗓️ Thurs 15th Dec 2022 💻Join our FREE webinar to hear from a number of key speakers... To find out more and register visit: bit.ly/3giuuyy #TTAD22 #BreakingTheCycle
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Business Beats Cancer Belfast retweeted
Congratulations to Kathryn Brown who successfully passed her #PhD viva earlier this year. Kathryn recently met with Prof Karen McCloskey and was presented with a small token to mark this special occasion. Also pictured in the photo is Kathryn’s Supervisor Dr Karl Butterworth.
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Business Beats Cancer Belfast retweeted
Myself and ⁦@emmamarykerr⁩ are on our way to a Cancer Research UK Business Beats Cancer event in Belfast this evening ⁦@CRUKresearch⁩ ⁦@CancerBelfast⁩ to discuss cancer research ongoing in Northern Ireland. Give them a follow below 👇 nitter.cf/cancerbelfast?s=11&t=e…
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Business Beats Cancer Belfast retweeted
“Cancer Research UK’s research is invaluable.” Catharine was diagnosed with triple negative breast cancer in 2016. Faced with limited treatment options, she enrolled on the PARTNER clinical trial, which we helped fund. 1/3
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“Charlotte was incredibly kind and caring and spent her free time helping others. I can’t do anything to change what has happened, but this is one thing I can do. I hope as many people as possible continue to donate." Thanks to everyone who has supported their fundraiser ♥ 3/3
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Business Beats Cancer Belfast retweeted
Charlotte decided to set up a GoFundMe page under the name Zero Sense of Tumour in aid of our life-saving research. Thanks to friends, family and colleagues the £50,000 target was reached shortly after she died. 2/3
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Business Beats Cancer Belfast retweeted
“She set up the @GoFundMe page from her hospital bed the day after her first brain surgery. She felt she needed to do something.” James’s wife, Charlotte, died in July, just 13 weeks after being diagnosed with grade 4 astrocytoma, and seven months on from their wedding day. 1/3
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Business Beats Cancer Belfast retweeted
But, what is Hedgehog signalling, and how can blocking it stop inflammation? Read our article to find out: bit.ly/3dRPOcE 3/3
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This treatment might not represent the cure to IBD in the long term, but it could be used to slow down the progression of the disease and therefore lower the risk of bowel cancer. 2/3
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Research from @CRUK_CI, and funded by us, has found a treatment that could reduce the severity of inflammatory bowel disease, which could then reduce the risk of bowel cancer in IBD patients. What’s better is there’s already a drug we can use to do it. 1/3
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