Tenovus Cancer Care
Edwards, the founder Chairman of the group of ten, cut the first sod on the site of the Tenovus Institute for Cancer Research in Cardiff.[3] The charity has supported scientists whose research has led to significant discoveries benefiting cancer patients globally.For example, in 1975, researchers demonstrated that a contraceptive pill could inhibit the growth of breast cancers, ultimately contributing to the development of Tamoxifen, a medication widely used by millions of women worldwide.The team provides advice about welfare benefits for cancer patients and helps people apply for grants, blue badges and other essential support.Initial research conducted by Cardiff University and Tenovus Cancer Care has proved that singing in the choirs reduces anxiety and pain, as well as helping to improve physical function.In 2015, Tenovus Cancer Care conducted research with the Royal College of Music in London into the benefits of singing.
