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Royal Marsden Hospital

Royal Marsden Hospital

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Oct 30, 2026

HollyGUEST
6:35
My life's over and I'm just lying in bed, rotten, thinking, what am I going to do? And she just did a podcast with the lovely Professor Harrington.
HollyGUEST
6:47
And you said you need to get in touch with Kevin Harrington from the Royal Marsden because I've just spoke to him about clinical trials for this kind of cancer.
HollyGUEST
6:58
And I think you might be able to help.
HollyGUEST
7:00
So Professor Harrington got a 10-page essay from me at two o'clock in the morning after I'd spoke to Barbara, where I just told them everything that had happened to us in the past year and a half and what had happened on the day.

30 MINS LATER

HollyGUEST
37:34
He's like, can someone just help us? Someone read me notes on my file so they have access to all of the notes and things that I get.
HollyGUEST
37:42
But no one had actually bothered to look at it.
HollyGUEST
37:44
So in the end, so the Royal Marsden have like an app, which we don't have for the local hospital.
HollyGUEST
37:51
So I went on the app and I sent them a message and I said, look, I'm in E&E at my local hospital.
Anna ChancellorGUEST
22:50
And then Johnny was like, don't frighten Cocky with too many options, which I get.
Anna ChancellorGUEST
22:57
And I heard about the Royal Marsden.
Anna ChancellorGUEST
23:00
I had to pull out every stock that I had in my kind of armour to get her transferred to the Royal Marsden.
Anna ChancellorGUEST
23:09
But I couldn't harass them about it.
Anna ChancellorGUEST
23:11
So I went behind their back and went to the doctors and carried on calling, trying to set it up for when they did.

11 MINS LATER

Anna ChancellorGUEST
34:17
Yeah.
Anna ChancellorGUEST
34:19
I mean, other amazing things would happen.
Anna ChancellorGUEST
34:20
When she would be in the hospital at the Royal Marsden...
Vicky FoxGUEST
25:33
We're also going to run some classes for healthcare professionals because I think that's also really important.
Vicky FoxGUEST
25:39
When I can do, I've offered out classes to healthcare professionals at the Royal Marsden or any establishment that would like classes because I think it's really good for healthcare professionals to see what we do, to try out a class.
Vicky FoxGUEST
25:52
I normally teach the classes very similar to the way I would teach a cancer class.
Vicky FoxGUEST
25:56
So with information explaining why we do things.
Cynthia EcclesGUEST
8:54
Yes and no.
Cynthia EcclesGUEST
8:55
I mean, Cameron and I work together at the Royal Marsden and he knows how much I push that radiographers should be doing as much as possible to the full extent of our scope.
Cynthia EcclesGUEST
9:05
And so I have pushed for that at both centers I worked at with this.
Cynthia EcclesGUEST
9:10
But it's getting the whole community to think that way and to showcase within their regional legislature and guidelines and professional colleges what the full extent of their professional scope is and how that can help, like we said yesterday, enhance the workflow and the speed with which patients get through the system.
Donna FraserGUEST
26:44
Yeah.
Donna FraserGUEST
26:45
So that was an interesting one because the plan was to have a course of radiotherapy But when I went to discuss that with the professor at the Royal Marsden, I was presented with the option to have a mastectomy, which was another curveball.
Donna FraserGUEST
27:05
I didn't see that coming.
Donna FraserGUEST
27:07
I didn't even think that was an option.
Alison TreeGUEST
0:14
My name's Alison Tree.
Alison TreeGUEST
0:16
I'm a oncologist, a cancer specialist from the Royal Marsden Hospital in London, and I'm also chair of the MR Linac Consortium.
Jo McNamaraHOST
0:23
So tell us a little bit about MR Linac Consortium and, and why you chose to have that role 'cause-
Alison TreeGUEST
0:29
Yeah
Sian CooperGUEST
0:17
Yes, it's Sian Cooper.
Sian CooperGUEST
0:19
I'm a clinical research fellow, PhD student at The Royal Marsden ICR.
Sian CooperGUEST
0:25
Thank you for having me again.
Jo McNamaraHOST
0:26
No, an absolute pleasure.
Susana BanerjeeGUEST
0:43
She's a consultant
Nara DaubeneyHOST
0:44
medical oncologist and research lead for the gynecology unit at the Royal Marsden NHS Foundation Trust and professor in women's cancer at the Institute of Cancer Research in London.
Nara DaubeneyHOST
0:55
She trained at Cambridge, the Royal Free and UCL Medical School and obtained her PhD from the ICR in 2009.
Nara DaubeneyHOST
1:04
She treats ovarian, advanced endometrial and cervical cancer with chemotherapy, targeted therapy and clinical trials and leads the cancer treatment effects theme at the NIHR Royal Marston and ICR Biomedical Research Centre, which is the science of living well during and after cancer treatment.
Susana BanerjeeGUEST
2:34
Very kind.
Susana BanerjeeGUEST
2:35
So I'm Susana Banerjee.
Susana BanerjeeGUEST
2:37
I'm a consultant medical oncologist and professor in women's cancers at the Royal Marsden Hospital and Institute of Cancer Research in London.
Susana BanerjeeGUEST
2:45
I'm also president of the Royal Society of Medicine's oncology section.
Jacki VauseHOST
5:50
William first.
Jacki VauseHOST
5:52
On the end of June, he and the three children were seen waiting at the finish line in Wales as Catherine completed the National Three Peaks for the Royal Marsden, the hospital that treated her for cancer.
Jacki VauseHOST
6:06
In early July, he pops up on the Kelsey Brothers podcast talking about football.
Jacki VauseHOST
6:12
My father hates football, is one of the quotes.
EmmaGUEST
4:55
But when it came back so quickly after the stem cell transplant, they said at this point, with this type of cancer, there's nothing else we can do.
EmmaGUEST
5:03
And I just remember very clearly at that final meeting that we had with her team at the Royal Marsden where she was being treated when they handed us over to the palliative care team.
EmmaGUEST
5:14
And her consultant said, you know, I'm so sorry, Ruby, we just haven't nailed this kind of cancer yet when it relapses.
EmmaGUEST
5:22
I'm sure we will do in the future.

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