Exhibition to reveal how virtual reality can save the lives of cancer patients

Orla Dolan, CEO at Breakthrough Cancer Research, at the exhibition Cancer Revolution: Science, Innovation and Hope. She said: 'The use of virtual reality to map tumours in 3D opens up exciting new possibilities for diagnosis and treatment.'

Orla Dolan, CEO at Breakthrough Cancer Research, at the exhibition Cancer Revolution: Science, Innovation and Hope. She said: 'The use of virtual reality to map tumours in 3D opens up exciting new possibilities for diagnosis and treatment.'

Virtual reality technology involving interactive 3D cancer tumour models which could “ultimately save lives” is on show this Wednesday at the Cancer Revolution exhibition.

Changes in how breast cancer and glioblastoma brain cancer are understood have already come from this project.

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