New MRI technology transforms cancer detection
Our legacy-funded MRI service drastically reduces scan times, while enhancing image quality, with advanced new software
Pierre du Bois
12 September 2024
Research articles
Medical research boosts survival rates and makes in particular cancer treatment kinder on people diagnosed in the future. See some of our research articles below:
Cervical cancer study offers hope for patients
Charity supported study reaches recruitment milestone
Pierre du Bois
5 September 2024
Research revolution
The Research Team at Paul Strickland Scanner Centre has set itself the ambitious goal of revolutionising medical imaging and radiography research.
Pierre du Bois
23 July 2024
Research could lead to cancer blood test
How we are helping to accelerate the pace of lung cancer detection
Pierre du Bois
20 March 2024
Measuring the carbon footprint of molecular imaging
Project starts to provide a benchmark, identify hotspots, and target reduction efforts and it is part funded by Institute of Physics and Engineering in Medicine (IPEM).
Pierre du Bois
15 January 2024
Cervical Cancer patients join study
Clinical research at Mount Vernon Cancer Centre that could drastically improve the survival chances of women with cervical cancer in the future is well underway.
Pierre du Bois
9 May 2023
Helping GPs spot cancer earlier
With the UK lagging behind many other rich countries in the early diagnosis of cancer, our new partnership with the NHS and family doctors offers a solution.
Pierre du Bois
1 December 2022
EMPIRIC study gets underway
A gift left to us by a supporter in her Will is helping to fund a new research collaboration with Mount Vernon Cancer Centre.
Emma Gordon
22 September 2022
Centre doctor went ‘above and beyond’
A consultant radiologist at Paul Strickland Scanner Centre has received an award for “going above and beyond” during Covid-19 by playing a key role in a project to make remote reporting of scans a reality at the centre.
Pierre du Bois
9 May 2022
Low dose CT scanning in cancer care
People with cancer are now able to benefit from lower radiation doses than ever before when having CT scans as part of their routine medical care and follow up. Dr Andrew Gogbashian explains.
Pierre du Bois
4 January 2022
How we made Dr Strickland’s vision a reality
With a brand new, faster Positron Emission Tomography and Computed Tomography (PET-CT) scanner due for installation at the Centre in 2022, Dr Wai-Lup Wong gives insight into the fascinating history of this revolutionary scanning technique which counts our founder, Dr Paul Strickland, as one of its pioneers.
Pierre du Bois
21 December 2021
Head and neck doctors join forces
A unique collaboration between Paul Strickland Scanner Centre (PSSC) and Mount Vernon Cancer Centre (MVCC) is seen as hugely beneficial to the care and treatment of cancer patients at Mount Vernon.
Pierre du Bois
29 September 2021
