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Lobular breast cancer
Lobular breast cancer begins in the glands that make milk during breastfeeding. Charities and patient groups have called for more research on diagnosis and treatment of this cancer.
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Lobular breast cancer begins in the glands that make milk during breastfeeding. Charities and patient groups have called for more research on diagnosis and treatment of this cancer.
Data dashboardsResearch Briefing
This interactive dashboard has data on housing stock and housing supply for local authorities in England.
Research Briefing
Election rules state elections must be held using a set timetable. This briefing explains the timetable for by-elections to the UK Parliament.
Research Briefing
There are mandatory licensing conditions that apply to the sale of alcohol in England and Wales.
Research Briefing
Global incidence of armed conflict is high. This briefing summarises the incidence of conflict and lists resources on its impact on older people.
Constituency caseworkResearch Briefing
A quick guide to how ward boundary reviews are implemented in England.
Research Briefing
‘Corridor care’ is a term used where patients are treated in hospital corridors and other areas that lack the usual facilities for clinical care. Several reports have raised concerns about the scale of corridor care and the impact this is having on patients and staff.
Research Briefing
A debate on UK rearmament and warfighting readiness will take place on Wednesday 8 July 2026, in the House of Commons chamber.
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