In today's special episode, Dr Kelly Fagan Robinson joins podcast host Ellie Wolmark to talk about her career as a social anthropologist and the research that she is undertaking with the Early Cancer Institute at the University of Cambridge and the International Alliance for Cancer Early Detection.

The field of early cancer detection encompasses a diverse collective of research disciplines, with each representing different kinds of expertise and relying on different data collection methods and analysis techniques. We could say that these disciplinary differences mean that they speak different languages, so how then can evidence of risk be effectively communicated between them? Find out in the 'Shared Risk' mini-MOOC on the CRUK Cambridge Centre website: www.crukcambridgecentre.org.uk/sharedrisk

Kelly is a Leverhulme and Isaac Newton Trust Early Career Research (ECR) Fellow in the Department of Social Anthropology at the University of Cambridge.

Ellie is Communications Manager for Integrated Cancer Medicine at the CRUK Cambridge Centre at the University of Cambridge.