Dr Constantine Alifrangis is a Consultant Medical Oncologist in London. He specialises in the treatment of urological cancers including prostate, bladder, testicular and penile cancer.

He graduated from Guys' Kings and St Thomas' Medical school and was awarded the University Gold Medal for medicine. Following this, he completed his postgraduate medical training in oncology at Imperial College London. He undertook research into advanced prostate cancer at Hammersmith Hospital, and was awarded a Wellcome Trust fellowship to research the link between cancer genetics and the efficacy of novel therapies. He was awarded a PhD by the University of Cambridge in 2014 for this work. He was also awarded the Sylvia Lawler prize by the Oncology section of the Royal Society of Medicine.

In 2016, he was appointed Consultant Medical Oncologist at University College London Hospital and St Bartholomew's. He is the Lead Oncologist for Testicular Cancer, treating patients with advanced prostate cancer and is part of a specialist team looking after patients with penile cancer.

He is actively involved in research into the genetic basis of cancer and drug resistance, including personalised approaches to cancer treatment. He is also the Lead Investigator for number of clinical studies looking at rarer and understudied cancers. He has presented his research at a number of international conferences and published research in various cancer journals including the Lancet, Journal of Clinical Oncology, and Clinical Cancer Research.

• Chemotherapy

• Bladder Cancer
• Genito-urinary Cancer
• Penile Cancer
• Prostate Cancer
• Testicular Cancer