Episode 72: Discovering breast cancer breakthroughs for tomorrow

In the third and final special episode from the new Breast Cancer Centre at St Bartholomew's Hospital, host Steve Bland delves into the world of research to find out what's happening in East London right now that could change breast cancer care over the next decade. Steve chats to Cleo Bishop who explains the 'one-two punch' theory that's been ten years in the making, and talks through how an idea becomes a life-saving reality. About the Breast Cancer Centre: With support from Barts Charity (https://www.bartscharity.org.uk/our-n...) , the centre, which is based across the hospital's Smithfield and Giltspur wings, brings together surgery, reconstruction, diagnostics and outpatient care under one roof — making it easier to access the right care, at the right time. Designed to reduce delays and improve outcomes, it offers women faster diagnosis, safer surgery and fairer access to leading treatments and clinical trials. As part of the wider cancer services, it reflects the hospital's commitment to improving survival and quality of life for everyone affected by cancer. Let us know what you think! Please complete our short feedback form (https://forms.office.com/Pages/Respon...) to let us know what you think of our podcasts (it will only take five minutes to complete).