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The UK Interdisciplinary Breast Cancer Symposium: A meeting for all those with an active interest in breast cancer research and treatment.

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The UKIBCS is grateful to its industry sponsors for their support of the meeting, and to partner organisations for their contribution @breastcancernow @AssocBreastPath @absgbi @icpvtweets @breastradiology @sympmamm
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Day 2 of the UKIBCS. Today’s sessions include talks on translational and basic science, living with and beyond breast cancer, and the vision for the future of breast cancer management and research.
Today’s sessions at the UKIBCS include talks on local and systemic treatment for early breast cancer, prevention and early diagnosis, and metastatic breast cancer.
We look forward to welcoming delegates to the 3rd UKIBCS to be held on-line today. We are expecting over 1500 delegates with an interest in breast cancer research and treatment to attend over the two days.
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We look forward to welcoming delegates to the 3rd UKIBCS to be held on-line today. We are expecting over 1500 delegates with an interest in breast cancer research and treatment to attend over the two days.
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Registration for the UKIBCS on-line meeting will close on Friday 21st January at 5pm. Registration for the meeting on 24th-25th January is free. Visit ukibcs.org for programme information or download the UKIBCS app from the app store
Don't forget to register for the UKIBCS 2022. The on-line meeting will be held on Monday 24th and Tuesday 25th January. Registration for this meeting is free. The full programme can be downloaded at ukibcs.org or you can download the conference app from app stores
The UKIBCS 2022 is fast approaching! The on-line meeting will be held on Monday 24th and Tuesday 25th January. Don't forget to register at ukibcs.org Registration for this meeting is free.
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The current programme and details of speakers for the on-line UK Interdisciplinary Breast Cancer Symposium to be held on Monday 24 January and Tuesday 25 January 2022 can be viewed at ukibcs.org Registration for this meeting is free. @BreastCancerNow
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Registration is now open for the 2022 UK Interdisciplinary Breast Cancer Symposium to be held on-line on Monday 24 January and Tuesday 25 January. Registration for this meeting is free. View the current programme and details of speakers on our new website ukibcs.org
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The UK Interdisciplinary Breast Cancer Symposium will be held on-line over two days, on Monday 24 January and Tuesday 25 January 2022. The programme will aim to cover topics relating to all aspects of breast cancer research and treatment. Save the date!
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UK IBCS retweeted
Initial results from the ABS-funded NeST study have been published in BMC Cancer buff.ly/2Yt6nRj @StuartAMcI
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🚨Webinar🚨on #OncoplasticBreastSurgery -Volume Replacement 🎓@YMasannat Ashutosh Kothari & Lynda Wyld 🗣️@iBreastSurgeon Pankaj Gupta Roy, @MoustaphaHamdi & @rrpaulinelli essoweb.org/courses/
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Last chance to register for the next #NCRIVirtual webinar jointly organised with @britsocimm Presented by Prof Lindy Durrant & Dr @MicheleMishto Book your place 👉 bit.ly/3c4flfs
The @iBreastBook series of Webinars is continuing its webinars in 2021. The next webinar is entitled “Managing the axilla, Less is more” and features and international panel of speakers. Jan 23rd, 2021 05:00 PM (GMT/UTC) us02web.zoom.us/webinar/regi…
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UK IBCS retweeted
Register now for the 5th Mammary Fold Academic & Research Day, which is being held online on the 17th February from 10am to 3pm. Attendance is free. View the programme and register on the website: buff.ly/38Csla5
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New research presented at the UK Interdisciplinary Breast Cancer Symposium @uk_ibcs hosted by Breast Cancer Now has found that changes in abdominal fat after surgery may affect the risk of recurrence. #UKIBCS bit.ly/2U8LARU
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We are honoured to have won second place in the Patient Prize today at the @uk_ibcs meeting! 🥈🌟 Here’s a copy of the poster presented 👇👇 #ukibcs2020 #secondplace #patientprize #whywedoresearch
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Prof David Cameron from Edinburgh University Cancer Centre closed the #UKIBCS. He highlighted what an important role the UK has played in breast cancer research, and changing how the disease is treated, as well as its strengths in engaging patients with research.
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