absolutely, at cancer research uk _ and cancer research uk. cer research uk we _ and cancer research uk. absolutely, at cancer research uk we are - and cancer research uk. absolutely, at cancer research uk we are very i at cancer research uk we are very worried about cancer waiting times. the nhs is not coping with the demand. in september, which is where we got the latest figures, 6000 people waited longer than institute is to start cancer treatment, so the target is 85% treated within 62 days, we are down at 65%. —— 60%. as of the highest on record. it masked to certain cancers. the case that you just show it was one of lung cancer, and that was down at 50%, and that is a very fast cancer. bowel cancer is the worst on record in september, it is down below 40%. this is mostly diagnostic delays, so talked about reporting. you might actually have the scan, but you're still waiting for a radiologist or a similar clinician's report, so it fundamentally comes down to workforce. at the root of it, we all know that cancer is a progressive disease, bu

cancer. human trials in the uk and us are currently assessing how safe and effective the treatment is for liver cancer but interestingly, researcherse now found that histotripsy can, in some cases, kick—start an immune response, which means the body can start fighting the disease on its own. yasmin morgan—griffiths has been following one cancer patient on his histotripsy journey. peter is a guinness world record—holding skateboarder but he had to retire from competing when he was diagnosed with neuroendocrine cancer three years ago. it can affect cells in several organs of the body, including the liver. it turns your life into a roller—coaster. just absolutely terrifying. you don't know how long you've got whatsoever. peter's liver tumours are so small and widespread they can't be removed through surgery. he had several rounds of radiation therapy and chemotherapy, but these took a heavy toll on him. fatigue, energy levels, really heavily hit. i had my review and they basically said i was not responding to the chemo. but then, peter was offered the chance to undergo a new cancer treatment at stjames's hospital in leeds. histotripsy

cancer. human trials in the uk and us are currently assessing how safe and effective the treatment is for liver cancer but interestingly, researchersick—start an immune response, which means the body can start fighting the disease on its own. yasmin morgan—griffiths has been following one cancer patient on his histotripsyjourney. peter is a guinness world record—holding skateboarder

cancer. human trials in the uk and us are currently assessing how safe and effective the treatment is for liver cancer but interestingly, researchersne cancer patient on his histotripsyjourney. peter is a guinness world record—holding skateboarder but he had to retire from competing when he was diagnosed with neuroendocrine cancer three years ago. it can affect cells in several organs of the body, including the liver.

cancer. human trials in the uk and us are currently assessing how safe and effective the treatment is for liver cancer but interestingly, researchers

cancer. human trials in the uk and us are currently assessing how safe and effective the treatment is for liver cancer but interestingly, researchersd that histotripsy can, in some cases, kick—start an immune response, which means the body can start fighting the disease on its own. yasmin morgan—griffiths has been following one cancer patient on his histotripsy journey. peter is a guinness world record—holding skateboarder but he had to retire from competing when he was diagnosed with neuroendocrine cancer three years ago. peter's liver tumours are so small and widespread they can't be removed through surgery. he had several rounds of radiation therapy and chemotherapy, but these took a heavy toll on him. fatigue, energy levels, really heavily hit. i had my review and they basically said i was not responding to the chemo. but then, peter was offered the chance to undergo a new cancer treatment at stjames�*s hospital in leeds. histotripsy is a type of focused ultrasound which destroys tissue inside the body, completely noninvasively. it's much more precise than treatments which use heat or radiation, meaning it can better treat tumo

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cancer. human trials in the uk and us are currently assessing how safe and effective the treatment is for liver cancer but interestingly, researchersve got whatsoever. peter's liver tumours are so small and widespread they can't be removed through surgery. he had several rounds of radiation therapy and chemotherapy, but these took a heavy toll on him. fatigue, energy levels, really heavily hit. i had my review and they basically said i was not responding to the chemo. but then, peter was offered the chance to undergo a new cancer treatment at stjames's hospital in leeds. histotripsy is a type of focused ultrasound which destroys tissue inside the body, completely noninvasively. it's much more precise than treatments which use heat or radiation, meaning it can better treat tumours which are small and widespread in vital organs like the liver. us—based tech company histosonics is running the most advanced histotripsy trial to date. there's tiny, nanometre—sized micro bubbles that naturally exist within tissue and when we hit a focus point with the ultrasound, it excites those bubbles and those bubbles expand and collapse and they mec