Oncology
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Oncologists request to raise the age anyone can buy cigarettes from 18 to 21 AAP - 30-01-2018
Oncologists across the country are backing a campaign to raise the age anyone can buy cigarettes from 18 to 21. Cancer specialists across the
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A groundbreaking new blood test that can detect eight common types of cancer AAP - 15-08-2019
A team of Australian and US researchers are heralding a simple new blood test that can detect early stage cancers before they have a chance to spread.
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Study shows statins may reduce ulcerated melanoma risk AAP - 05-12-2017
A Queensland study has shown regular use of statins reduced the risk of developing an ulcerated melanoma. Common cholesterol lowering medications
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Physio-led exercise integral to cancer treatment, says COSA Position Statement Nicole Madigan - 04-12-2017
New research presented at last month’s Clinical Oncology Society of Australia (COSA) conference, shows that exercise during cancer treatment can reduce the risk of a
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Researchers may have found a new drug target for endometrial cancer AAP - 27-11-2017
Researchers may have found a new drug target for endometrial cancer, after the discovery of a protein released by fat cells that drives growth of the disease.
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Cancer biomarker tests should be prioritized AAP - 21-11-2017
A new report warns Australia lags behind access to life-saving medicines for cancer types that have been matched to a biomarker. Fast-tracking
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Hope for breast and gastric cancer patients AAP - 15-11-2017
A vaccine to help fight types of breast and gastric cancer is being developed by Melbourne-based biopharmaceutical company Imugene. Australian
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Experts say immunotherapy deserves cautious optimism AAP - 14-11-2017
Immunotherapy is on the lips of health professionals at the Clinical Oncology Society of Australia's Annual Scientific Meeting in Sydney.
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New hope for diagnosing lung cancer sooner AAP - 13-11-2017
A trial shows smokers who receive a one-on-one consultation about the symptoms of lung cancer are more likely to be diagnosed with the disease sooner.
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The growth of liver cancer can possibly be halted or even reversed AAP - 09-11-2017
Liver cancer can be halted or reversed by stopping inflammation of the liver, researchers from the University of Adelaide believe. The growth
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Study reveals extent of cancer cases in hospital ICUs HealthTimes - 06-11-2017
A landmark review of more than 1.6 million admissions to Australian and New Zealand intensive care units will enable hospitals and healthcare authorities to better target
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Researchers found a new treatment for pancreatic cancer AAP - 01-11-2017
Researchers have shown in preclinical models breast cancer drug Palbociclib effectively targets a major subtype of pancreatic cancer. A new
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Researchers found new clues on breast cancer risk AAP - 24-10-2017
An international genetic study has given researchers a greater understanding of the inherited causes of breast cancer, they hope will lead to improved screening.
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Researchers now have a better understanding of the origins of ovarian cancer AAP - 19-10-2017
Researchers in the US say they now have a better understanding of the origins of ovarian cancer, which they hope will lead to better detection and prevention.
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New research shows older men getting multiple skin cancers AAP - 16-10-2017
A person with skin cancer in Australia is most likely to be a man aged over 55 years from Queensland, new research shows. Older men, particularly
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An international study has shown clue to predicting ovarian cancer survival AAP - 13-10-2017
Higher levels of a particular white blood cell is associated with a greater chance of surviving ovarian cancer, an international study has shown.
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Free genetic tests to check for breast and ovarian cancer gene AAP - 13-10-2017
Free tests will be available from November to check for hereditary genes linked to breast and ovarian cancer. Women with a family history of
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Risk of getting cancer from silica dust AAP - 12-10-2017
Cancer Council Australia has urged Australians to be aware of the risk of silica dust when working in construction and demolition jobs. More
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Experts has new guidelines to spot atypical melanomas AAP - 09-10-2017
Firm, elevated and changing spots on skin are key features of atypical melanomas and should be checked, say experts. Not all melanomas have
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New technique to aid bladder cancer diagnosis HealthTimes - 28-09-2017
A new and innovative automated computer technique has been developed by researchers that is able to significantly aid in the diagnosis of bladder cancer. The
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