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Urgent research into liver, pancreatic and biliary tree disease is critical

Urgent research into liver, pancreatic and biliary tree disease is critical.

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Meet Nick

Getting to the five year mark is fantastic

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The Molecular Pathogenesis of the Bile Duct

Bile duct cancer (cholangiocarcinoma) is the World’s commonest primary liver cancer and affects almost 2,000 people per year in the UK.

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Urinary miRNA biomarkers

A research project to determine if miRNAs in the urine might help in earlier diagnosis for patients with pancreatic cancer.

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A research project to determine if Stat2 proteins are reduced in cases of acute pancreatitis.

A research project to determine if Stat2 proteins are reduced in cases of acute pancreatitis, the organ will produce more cells to fight the inflammation and severity of pancreatic attacks.

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Fighting pancreatitis by Kate

Fighting pancreatitis by Kate

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A study that aims to provide a faster diagnosis of patients with potential GI (Gastrointestinal) cancer by determining levels of plasma progastrin

A study that aims to provide a faster diagnosis of patients with potential GI (Gastrointestinal) cancer by determining levels of plasma progastrin

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Predicting whether a patient will respond to chemo when colorectal cancer has spread to the liver

Predicting whether a patient will respond to chemo when colorectal cancer has spread to the liver

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The Role of Stat2 in Acute Pancreatitis

Acute inflammation of the pancreas is generally a mild and self-limiting illness. However, up to 25% of patients develop a severe form which results in multiple systems failing in the body, shock and death in up to 34% of cases.

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The Eileen Albert & LAP Research Travelling Fellowship 2016

The 2016 prize-winner was Mr Sas Banerjee who traveled to the National Cancer Centre Hospital (NCCH) in Tokyo to learn new techniques that have the ability to reduce the risk of HPB disease in terms of metastases.

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The Eileen Albert & LAP Research Travelling Fellowship 2014

The prize-winner for this award was Mr Ajay Belgaumkar who received funds to enable him to travel to Paris to further his surgical education into HPB disease.

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