Cancer Research UK
charity which conducts research on cancerwww.cancerresearchuk.org
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Nov 2, 2026
MackieHOST
I'm one of these people, I don't like to give money to charity because most of it gets stolen by the administration fees above all the people who actually need it.
MackieHOST
And one of these, we have this charity in the UK, I don't know if it's in the USA and Canada as well, the cancer research guys, you know, they're cancer research UK I think it's called well people donate money to these people do these cancer research folk and they have been for a long time it's like 40 years old or something this charity is and it's made no progress you know I mean it's like what have you been doing with all the fucking money You know, we buy fucking yachts with the money.
MackieHOST
That's what they've been doing.
MackieHOST
Because let me go into the article so we can put this in a little bit of context and I don't just sound like the usual rambling madman that I do sound like.
MackieHOST
We got flags now and it's too late.
MackieHOST
Don't worry.
MackieHOST
But why is there no scientific evidence, Cancer Research UK? Is it because you've done no fucking research? All the people, all the stories you hear, and I agree, it's anecdotal evidence.
MackieHOST
All the testimonies.
Jenny SeligmannGUEST
But again, it's not all patients from low economic backgrounds.
Jenny SeligmannGUEST
status that are presenting with this so there's a lot of work that's going into this so CRUK have done a grand challenge looking at young onset gastrointestinal cancers I don't think we have all the answers yet but it's not one type it's across all the biological subtypes
Michael RoweHOST
you just feel like there's going to be some horrible additive that you that we've been using for years and then all of a sudden surprise
John McGraneHOST
Well, this feels too big, too big for us to kind of round up an episode with.
Disco SteveHOST
So yeah, just felt right to mention both of those things.
Disco SteveHOST
If you are new to the channel, then everything we do here goes to Cancer Research UK.
Disco SteveHOST
Our latest sponsor, you would have seen on our Cancer Research page, donated an amazing £5,000 to the charity.
Disco SteveHOST
So we are well over, I think we're over 60K now.
Joe ZampaHOST
Before we get started, please, please, please make sure you give the show a like, make sure you subscribe and...
Joe ZampaHOST
Obviously, as you know, all the money for this channel goes to Cancer Research UK.
Joe ZampaHOST
So you can do your bit by liking and subscribing.
Joe ZampaHOST
It does really mean a lot.
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Joe ZampaHOST
And thank you for supporting the show every week.
Joe ZampaHOST
Do really appreciate it.
Joe ZampaHOST
And for you guys watching back the recording as well, thank you for your views, because all your views and your likes and Your subscriptions always help source the raising money for Cancer Research UK.
Joe ZampaHOST
So thank you so much.
speaker_0HOST
I saw they won Crook in the UK.
speaker_0HOST
Today, Cancer Research UK, CRUK, announced WPP as our new agency partner.
speaker_0HOST
It is the first time we have brought media, creative, digital, social, data, technology and analytics into one partnership, with WPP Media and Ogilvy.
speaker_0HOST
Every pound given to us is a pound someone chose to give to beat cancer.
Malcolm MooreGUEST
just made.
Malcolm MooreGUEST
And then the other interesting thing is that in England, what they have done is tried to consolidate some of these cancer research fundraising groups into one larger group, which they call Cancer Research UK.
Malcolm MooreGUEST
And that group raises $1.3 billion a year.
Malcolm MooreGUEST
And there has been some thought in Canada that we should start to amalgamate some of these fundraising charities.
Jason FoxGUEST
It wasn't until a few years in and it started to get more and more popular that friends recommended that we do it.
Jason FoxGUEST
So we did, we started collecting and we collect for Cancer Research UK.
Jason FoxGUEST
It's such a kind of a... a global condition expected people in our family and our friends and stuff like that so everyone's very happy to contribute to that and cancer research you know they're very grateful as well for the money we collect but um that's how we do it we just have chuggers um we have a qr code so people can um donate digitally as well we we send it around on social when we send a video of like the final piece and stuff so we try and throw it out as far as we can
Gavin FoxGUEST
A lot of people even donate.
Jamie Hartmann-BoyceHOST
The music is written by Johnny Berliner and I and performed by Johnny.
Jamie Hartmann-BoyceHOST
Our living systematic reviews are supported by funding from Cancer Research UK.
Jamie Hartmann-BoyceHOST
The views expressed in this podcast are those of Nicola and I and do not represent those of the funders.
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Deborah Frances-WhiteHOST
She is joined by a cancer researcher at the UCL Cancer Institute and Francis Crick Institute, a molecular biologist and group leader working on breast and lung cancer.
Deborah Frances-WhiteHOST
She is the chief scientific officer of the Cancer Research UK, CRUK Lung Cancer Centre of Excellence.
Deborah Frances-WhiteHOST
She's working on understanding why aggressive cancers are so difficult to treat and how they evolve over time with a strong focus on triple negative breast cancer.
Deborah Frances-WhiteHOST
Please welcome to the stage Nenekano.
MattHOST
I don't even think we've said.
MattHOST
We're raising money for Cancer Research UK.
MattHOST
We do have a Just Giving page.
MattHOST
You're able to find it on all our social media.
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