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02/02/20
National Chordoma Day: Walking Towards A Cure
For those of you who were not able to attend the event organised by Chordoma U.K. last week - I gave a presentation to discuss a pro...
Read more10/12/19
The 2020 Prudential Ride London-Surrey 100
Following on the heels of the Virgin London Marathon, we are thrilled to announce that Chordoma UK has secured a number of guarantee...
Read more10/12/19
The 2020 Virgin London Marathon
For several years Chordoma UK has been fortunate to secure guaranteed places for a bunch of runners in the iconic Virgin London Mara...
Read more16/08/19
Hellie's Story from December 2016
The following piece below comes from the blog of Hellie Meaney: https://protonbeamtherapyzurich.wordpress.com/about/Her reasons...
Read more06/08/19
New funding for research into Chordoma
Dr Inga Usher, funded by Chordoma UK, has won £10,000 from the Pathological Society of Great Britain and Ireland to carry out resear...
Read more28/04/19
My Day Out – Classic Car Outing 2019
My Day Out – Classic Car Outing 2019At the Chordoma UK Christmas Fair 2018 I spotted this outing in the ‘silent auction’ and put in ...
Read more31/03/19
Notochordal Cell Tumours Workshop
On Saturday 16th March 2019 we had the pleasure of meeting with people affected by Chordoma to design an information sheet abou...
Read more03/03/19
Chordoma research prize
Chordoma research undertaken at RNOH and UCL wins prize at the Pathological Society of Great Britain and Ireland Winter Meeting, 201...
Read more05/02/19
Understanding Chordoma: A National Cohort Study
Firstly, a special thank you is owed to the people who have contacted us since the last newsletter. Please feel free to feed b...
Read more01/03/18
Understanding Chordoma: A National Cohort Study
2018 sees a new nationwide study Understanding Chordoma: A National Cohort Study opening at the Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital ...
Read more08/12/17
Congratulations to Professor Adrienne Flanagan
Congratulations from all of us at CHORDOMA UK to Professor Adrienne Flanagan (Professor of Musculoskeletal Pathology at UCL Cancer I...
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