Bright Research - Better research into gastrointestinal cancer health & treatment

St Luke's Cancer Centre

BRIGHT is a Charity, set up in 1996 to support vital research for patients with gastrointestinal cancers, treated at St.Luke's Cancer Centre.

PLEASE HELP US TO RAISE MONEY NEEDED TO

  • Support specialist nurses and doctors to improve patient care
  • Fund research work to find the most effective cancer treatments
  • Obtain specific equipment to improve treatments and outcomes
  • Promote clinical excellence and awareness of GI Cancers

St. Luke's is based at the Royal Surrey County Hospital (Guildford) and is the cancer centre for Surrey and West Sussex, serving a population of approximately 1.2 million.

Ways to help

Last year, Caroline Paradise and her friends ran the Berlin Marathon in aid of BRIGHT whilst Austin Reynolds and his friends cycled from John O’Groats to Lands End. More recently, those of us who are not quite so fit joined in a sponsored Charity walk at Hatchlands. Attending one of our events is a great way to help.

Upcoming projects

We are continuing our important work in pancreatic cancer to get a thorough analysis of how HOX genes are expressed in this disease, both in cells and in patients, and also to see whether the HXR9 peptide might be a useful treatment to take forward into the clinic.

» Other projects

Cancer information

Visit the GI Cancers page for information