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Is earlier necessarily better?

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An exploration of the wider anthropological, ethical, legal and economic issues surrounding pre-emptive testing for cancer in healthy individuals.

Forming part of the Festival of Ideas, we invite you to explore the societal, ethical, legal and economic issues surrounding earlier cancer detection. Using excerpts from the BBC Horizon programme, an invited panel of experts will debate the issue with the audience.

This talk is part of the Early Cancer Institute Events series.

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