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A Welsh cancer charity that offers support, treatment closer to home, financial advice and community groups; it funded research from 1967 to 2020.
Tenovus Cancer Care provides cancer support across Wales: treatment closer to home, specialist support, financial advice, Sing with Us choirs and an All-Wales Cancer Community of people affected by cancer who campaign for better care. From 1967 to 2020 it funded cancer research. The Tenovus Institute for Cancer Research opened at the University Hospital of Wales in Cardiff on 14 April 1967, and its research history page describes the Institute's 1970s work with ICI scientists on the compound ICI46474, which became tamoxifen, and early antibody targeting work by Tenovus-funded researchers in Southampton. The charity says it no longer funds research. Its register entry still lists research funding among its aims. The Charity Commission register records latest income of about £9.4 million for the year ending 31 March 2026.
Shares Tamoxifen and the tag uk.
Shares Tamoxifen and the tag uk.
Shares Tamoxifen and the tag uk.
Shares University Hospital of Wales, Cardiff and the tag uk.
Shares University Hospital of Wales, Cardiff and the tag uk.
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