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The Clatterbridge Cancer Centre was the only hospital in Cheshire and Merseyside to achieve the 'Much better than expected' ranking

Graeme Brooks shares his story about being diagnosed with male breast cancer to help raise awareness of the condition during Breast Cancer Awareness Month.

Details of the Trust's Annual Members Meeting 2021, which takes place on Wednesday 27th October 2021.

Professor Robert Lee struggled with his mental health after being diagnosed with prostate cancer.

BBC News has spent time speaking to patients and staff at The Clatterbridge Cancer Centre to learn more about how it feels to be living with secondary breast cancer - and the importance of specialist services like our Metastatic Breast Cancer team, tailored to the specific needs of patients with advanced and incurable breast cancer.

South Asian communities urged to take test which can detect signs of cancer earlier

Advice for staff and patients who use Mount Pleasant Car Park - temporary closure due to fire nearby.

It will help the NHS to find out more about the levels of immunity to the virus in people with a history of cancer

A large prospective study of COVID-19 outcomes in people across the UK with a history of cancer has found that mortality rates are not showing the same reduction as for people with no history of cancer. The Clinical Characterisation Protocol (CCP) CANCER-UK study is sponsored by The Clatterbridge Cancer Centre and led by academics from Liverpool and colleagues in Edinburgh.