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Prudential Bike Ride- Sunday 30th July 2017 Cycling 100 miles for Debbie Fund!
Our six riders are are training hard in preparation for the gruelling 100 mile course around London and Surrey on 30th July 2017.
Please support one of Debbie Fund's team and help fund our research:
Emma and Tara; Miranda; Becky; Sam; Chris.
Still smiling (just) after a 70 mile training ride!
Update-the stunning Debbie Phillips rose is now available online from Harkness Roses- Click here
Moon Beever Quiz Night raises over £6000 for Debbie Fund!
A cheque for £6381 was presented to Debbie Fund on 2nd May. A huge thank you to all involved at Moon Beever.
150 people attended the popular annual quiz- this year won by Mercer & Hole's corporate advisory team.
The real winners however are those who will one day benefit from the research being carried out by the Debbie Fund research team at UCL. Thank you!
The Debbie Fund team have now analysed almost half a million DNA modifications in patients with cervical cancer. Read more.
Debbie Fund has moved to become a fund within University College London Hospitals Charities (RCN 229771) and the UCH Cancer Fund, which is a part of UCLHC, will provide Debbie Fund with ongoing administrative support. Read more
Britain lags behind other developed countries in survival rates for cervical cancer, the OECD reports- 21st out of 23 in a recent study.
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Debbie Fund Research
February 2017 update: read here.
Inside the lab: the progress of the research. Watch our film here. See how research is progressing and how vitally important this research is.
Research into treatments for cervical cancer continues to be very encouraging, taking the project a step closer to the clinic. Debbie Fund's most recent work with therapeutic antibodies has used novel chemical methods to attach radio tracers or highly potent cytotoxic drugs site specifically to our lead antibodies.
Read more.
The aim of the Debbie Fund antibody project? To provide a new means of delivering a toxic payload direct to cervical cancer tumour cells without damaging surrounding healthy cells- a “magic bullet” for cervical cancer.
Debbie Fund Genomics Project
This ground breaking work continues. Debbie Fund researchers have recently published early findings about how the blueprint stored in our DNA becomes corrupted, leading to the development of cervical cancer. We are now trying to learn more about this process, and how this knowledge could help us to identify individuals at increased risk of developing cervical cancer.
We are also looking at the epigenetics of cervical cancer. Read more.
The Debbie Fund genomics project is funded thanks to generous support from ICAP
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Fundraising
Thanks to the generosity of its supporters Debbie Fund has raised over £1 million. The more money raised, the more research. Please help.
Support Debbie Fund when you shop on-line!
Just click on the Give as you Live button to join
It's a really easy way to raise money for Debbie Fund's research and help make a difference.
The Debbie Fund Ball raised a staggering £243,000. Read more
Our marathon runners have now raised nearly £60,000 for Debbie Fund!
Katy Phillips, Debbie's elder daughter, spoke after completing the London Marathon: "It took me a while to realise that no distance I ever run will make the pain of losing my mum any less, but with incredible support, I completed the marathon, raising over £12000, and taking Debbie Fund a little bit closer to preventing other families from going through this pain."Read more
What Debbie Fund aims to achieve:
"I hope that one day a lady will come up to me and tell me that she had cervical cancer, but because of a drug that came out of our research, she survived.” Sarah Phillips (16)
Debbie Fund is set up in memory of Debbie Phillips who died from cervical cancer . Help prevent other women and their families, from falling victim to Cervical Cancer.
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