UK and Isle of Man-based Cancer Research UK (CRUK) is the world’s largest independent cancer research charity, researching into the diagnosis, prevention and treatment of the disease.
On 15-18 July, CRUK held its first Cambridge Centre Early Detection International Summer School, bringing together parties interested in developing new technologies and intervention for early detection and studying the early stages of cancer development.
The course aimed to provide delegates with a deeper understanding of the importance of developing and validating new screening technologies for the early detection of cancer as well as the associated challenges. It also provided opportunities for the creation of new local and international collaborations.
At the event, Robyn Meurant, NSF’s Executive Director of Medical Device Regulatory Services, spoke on the assay development pathway up to the point of readiness for clinical trials. She described how factoring in regulatory and clinical inputs early can assist in efficient market access. Fifty students attended the inaugural summer school, representing different international institutions from the UK, the USA, Europe and Singapore.
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