Understanding the implications of early detection for health, medicine and society

REPRESENT: A community engagement roadmap to improve participant representation in cancer research early detection

Principal Investigators: Dr Ignacia Arteaga, University of Cambridge; Dr Jackie Shannon, Knight Cancer Institute, Oregon Health & Science University; Prof Nora Pashayan, UCL, Dr Bella Starling, University of Manchester.

Funded by: ACED Pilot Award 2021

Addressing communication gaps between medical anthropology and health and risk prevention modelling

Principal Investigator: Dr Kelly Fagan Robinson, Department of Social Anthropology, University of Cambridge

Funded by: ACED Skills Exchange and Development Travel Awards 2020

Exploring the social and ethical implications of risk stratified screening for society as a whole

Principal Investigator: Dr Juliet Usher-Smith, Department of Public Health and Primary Care

Funded by: Cancer Research UK Cambridge Centre Early Detection Programme Pump Priming Awards 2020

Elusive risks: Engaging with hard-to-reach and non-interested publics in the community

Principal Investigator: Dr Maryon McDonald, Department of Social Anthropology, Cambridge
Co- Investigator: Dr Ignacia Arteaga, Department of Social Anthropology, Cambridge
Research Associate: Dr Kelly Fagan Robinson, Department of Social Anthropology, Cambridge

Funded by: Cancer Research UK Cambridge Centre Early Detection Programme Pump Priming Awards 2019

Risk communication with patients undertaking testing for BRCA genes

Principal Investigator: Dr Alexandra Freeman, Winton Centre for Risk & Evidence Communication, DPMMS
Co- Investigator: Dr Gabriel Recchia, Winton Centre for Risk & Evidence Communication, DPMMS

Funded by: Cancer Research UK Cambridge Centre Early Detection Programme Pump Priming Awards 2019

The Practical Significance of the Decision in Mayo v Prometheus to Exclude Medical Correlations from Patent Protection

Principal investigator: Dr Kathy Liddell & Dr John Liddicoat, Faculty of Law

Funded by: Cancer Research UK Cambridge Centre Early Detection Programme

Rethinking the ethics and epistemology of cancer detection

Principal Investigator: Dr Stephen John, Department of History and Philosophy of Science

Funded by: CRUK Cambridge Centre Early Detection Programme "implications for health, medicine and society arising from the early detection of cancer" awards 2017

Scoping the social realities of early detection of cancer

Principal Investigator: Dr Maryon McDonald, Department of Social Anthropology
Co-Investigator: Samuel Murison

Funded by: CRUK Cambridge Centre Early Detection Programme "implications for health, medicine and society arising from the early detection of cancer" awards 2017