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Cellular therapies differ from stem cell transplantation. The difference is that the cells we collect are not blood-forming stem cells. Instead, they may be certain types of immune system cells. These include a subgroup of T... Read more

The immune system consists of many cells and organs. They almost always protect the body from infection and cancer. An important part of the immune system is T cells. T cells can hunt down and destroy abnormal cells,... Read more

These videos are here to support you as you prepare for your immunotherapy treatment. We created these with patients and several medical professionals. Each video covers important and useful information for you and your family.... Read more

We generally inject radiotracers into the bloodstream. This lets us see where the radiotracers localise in your body. This gives us information about the function of different cells, tissues and organs. These scans help doctors... Read more

We may give radiation therapy on its own, or with other forms of cancer treatment. These other treatments can include chemotherapy or surgery. Radiation therapy is painless and is like having an x-ray picture. Your specialist... Read more

Some organs in the body that need radiation therapy can change in size and shape. These changes can happen over the days and weeks that a course of treatment can take. The aim of Adaptive Radiation Therapy (ART) is to... Read more