Sarah Blagden
Sarah Blagden is an associate professor of experimental cancer therapeutics at the University of Oxford in the Department of Oncology at Oxford. Her research is investigating post-transcriptional mechanisms for cancer behavior and novel cancer therapeutics for people with advanced malignancies. Education. Sarah Blagden received a medical degree (MBBS) at Charing Cross and Westminster Medical School, University of London in 1994. In 2004 she received a PhD (as CRUK Clinical Fellow) at Cambridge University Career. After Blagden completed her medical training and subsequent specialist training in Medical Oncology at Addenbrooke's Hospital in Cambridge and the Royal Mardsden  Hospital she went on to hold a Clinical Fellowship at the Institute of Cancer Research's Drug Development Unit. She was appointed to Senior Lecturer and Honorary Consultant at the Imperial College in 2006 and became a Director of Imperial's Early Cancer Trials Unit and was able to established her own laboratory for studying the dysregulation of mRNA translation in cancer. Blagden was also a chief/Principal investigator for a number of national and international clinical studies. She is a Researcher and Associate Professor of Experimental Cancer therapeutics at the University of Oxford in the department of oncology Sarah