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Find out about the different clinics available as part of the complementary therapy service at The Christie.

"Everyone at The Christie was brilliant from start to finish, they couldn’t do enough to help. I honestly couldn’t have felt more supported. Even though the treatment was tough, the experience I had was a really special one, there’s nowhere else I would have rather been treated.”

Photodynamic therapy (PDT) at The Christie in Manchester is a treatment used to treat skin cancers including basal cell carcinomas.

We deliver systemic anti-cancer therapy treatments to Christie patients living in or near the Little Hulton area.

See Christie Patient Centred Research's current list of open trials, their list of publications and find out what research grants they've secured to fund their projects.

“Bonnie is a fantastic member of staff, who goes above and beyond in her role to support people… Bonnie is a real asset to the brilliant staff at The Christie at Oldham.”

“[Guy] is an asset to The Christie and even if he does not win this award, he has made a lifelong impact to myself at the worst possible time in my life and I hope he knows this.”

Join us and explore the inner workings of The Christie and witness our commitment to cultural diversity on Thursday 10 July 2025, from 2pm to 5pm.

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The Christie has scored very highly in a national survey looking at patient views of the healthcare environment, including catering.

A new drug called sotorasib which was trialled as a treatment for advanced non-small-cell lung cancer (NSCLC) at The Christie NHS Foundation Trust in Manchester is now available on the NHS.

Ahead of the coronation, staff and a former patient from The Christie have recalled meeting the future King Charles when he visited The Christie in 2007.

A father is one of the world's first patients to take part in a study at The Christie to measure the amount of oxygen in their tumour.

A new type of cancer therapy is showing promising results in an early clinical trial for a patient who was previously given 6 months to live.

The Christie is rated good by health regulator the Care Quality Commission (CQC) after an inspection in October and November 2022.

World-leading scientists, clinicians and operational staff are moving into a new £150m cancer research centre at The Christie.

A man with a rare cancer with a poor prognosis is looking forward to a brighter future after taking part in 2 clinical trials at The Christie.

The Christie NHS Foundation Trust has won the Student Placement of the Year: Hospital at the 2023 Student Nursing Times Awards.

The Christie now offers cutting-edge robotic surgery to cancer patients, after upgrading its existing technology with 2 state-of-the-art systems.

The Christie bloods service in Bolton has doubled in size, making it easier for cancer patients needing regular blood tests in the Bolton area.