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Cancer Screening and Prevention Research Group

We are an internationally renowned gastrointestinal cancer research group first established at Imperial, St Mary's campus, in 2008

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Meet the team

Find out about the members of the Cancer Screening and Prevention Research Group (CSPRG)
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About our studies

Find out about the cancer research studies being done by the CSPRG
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How our work benefits patients

Find out how our research is benefitting patients and the public

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CSPRG news

Discover more about our latest findings and activities

Research summaries

Read scientific abstracts about our research

Get involved with cancer research

We work with patients and the public to shape our cancer research - find out how you can get involved

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Publications

See our published research findings since 1986 and other publications

Research data sharing

For researchers interested in our research data

How we protect your patient data

Find out how we keep patient health data for our lifesaving research secure and confidential

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IDE Seminar Series – Prof Christl Donnelly
School of Public Health, White City Campus
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DoBS 2026 Summer Party
Sir Michael Uren Hub, White City Campus
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WHO–Imperial College London Steatotic Liver Disease (SLD) Collaborating Centre Launch Event
Sir Michael Uren Hub, White City Campus
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Faculty of Medicine Staff Rounds | 12.30 Dr Filippo Corponi, Imperial Post-Doctoral, Post-CCT Research Fellowship [Brain Sciences] | 13.00 Professor Tamir Rashid, Clinical Professor of Regenerative Medicine and Hepatology/ Adam Syanda, Research Assistant [Metabolism, Digestion and Reproduction]
This internal event is presented live and/or streamed to a number of venues across our campuses and can also be watched online, See FoM Staff Round webpage for details, London