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Johann de Bono

Consultant at the Institute of Cancer Research

Professor Johann de Bono is Head of the Division of Clinical Studies and an international expert in the development of molecularly targeted cancer therapies against adult cancers. He runs one of the world’s largest phase I clinical trials units for cancer and has also led phase III trials of the prostate cancer drugs abiraterone and cabazitaxel.

Visit website: https://www.icr.ac.uk/our-research/researchers-and-teams/professor-johann-de-bono

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See also: Institute The Institute of Cancer Research (ICR) - One of the world’s most influential cancer research organizations

Details last updated 25-Oct-2019

Johann de Bono News

New missile-like radioactive therapy treats prostate cancer

New missile-like radioactive therapy treats prostate cancer

The Institute of Cancer Research (ICR) - 03-Jun-2021

Precisely targeted therapy shrank tumours and extends life by 38% in men

An effective immunotherapy for advanced prostate cancer

An effective immunotherapy for advanced prostate cancer

BBC - 28-Nov-2019

Only 5% saw their tumours shrink, but may be more successful if used earlier

New drug slowed tumour growth in men with prostate cancer

New drug slowed tumour growth in men with prostate cancer

BBC - 30-Sep-2019

Olaparib delays cancer growth by months, which means the increased lifespan

Drug attacks cancers cells using trojan horse antibody

Drug attacks cancers cells using trojan horse antibody

Independent - 08-Feb-2019

Novel mechanisms for attacking cancer cells are always good news

Prostate cancer treatment with a genetic test

Prostate cancer treatment with a genetic test

The Institute of Cancer Research (ICR) - 10-Oct-2017

Genetic test is a faster, less expensive treatment method for men with advanced prostate cancer

Nine out of ten male prostate cancer sufferers could be treated

Nine out of ten male prostate cancer sufferers could be treated

Independent - 21-May-2015

Study finds prostate cancer is not one disease but several – enabling personalised treatments usi...