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A health economist and father reflects on how his family's experience with childhood bone cancer exposed stark disparities in cancer innovation. Drawing on life inside an NHS oncology ward, he argues that rare childhood cancers demand renewed scientific, policy, and societal commitment - and that turning away from these children is not an option.

A headshot of Apo alongside the World Cancer Day logo

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How to design a ROCI (Response Over Continuous Intervention) randomised trial: guidance and a case study

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Reflections on 10 years of research capacity building

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