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In 1998 we contributed £250,000 to The Christie Hospital in Manchester. Founded in 1901, this institution has been providing support and care for those in the local area as well as being at the forefront of research and treatment, making the Christie Hospital a crucial service to all those in and around the city.
This donation helped the hospital to develop new facilities for teenagers to receive treatment in an age-appropriate environment.
Developing new treatments to improve cognitive difficulties in childhood brain tumour survivors
Medulloblastoma is the most-common, malignant, childhood brain tumour. Rates of survival for childhood cancers are increasing decade by decade,
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