There have been extraordinary advancements in breast cancer research leading to great improvements in patient treatment and care over the past two decades. Manchester is a key player in the efforts to progress research and build on past achievements in the field. The Manchester Breast Centre (MBC) is therefore vital in driving breast cancer research forward.
The mission of the MBC is to create a world-class centre for basic and translational breast cancer research, leading to effective detection and treatment of women at risk, and ultimately elimination of the disease. The MBC currently consists of 21 Principal Investigators and is directed by Robert Clarke, Professor of Breast Biology and Director of Manchester Breast Centre.
The aim of the MBC is to enhance research in breast biology and breast disease through collaboration and two major units are incorporated:
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