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The European Cancer Stem Cell Research Institute at Cardiff University represents a leading center for groundbreaking research aimed at understanding cancer stem cells’ roles in treatment resistance located within the Haydn Ellis Building on Maindy Road. Our expert team conducts pioneering studies focusing on innovative therapies while fostering collaboration among researchers worldwide dedicated to advancing cancer treatment methodologies benefiting patients globally. Join us as we strive towards impactful discoveries that shape the future landscape of oncology research.

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