Oncology

As a McGrath Metastatic Breast Care Nurse, Jenny Macindoe provides care to people who have been diagnosed with advanced or metastatic disease – the stage of cancer that

When Shannon Philp first began a career in nursing, she had little interest in oncology. Fast forward to now, and Ms Philp has been instrumental in some of the most important

For children experiencing cancer, the long and winding journey can take several years, spanning from diagnosis to resolution, with plenty of twists and turns in between.

Despite being well-aware of the importance of good nutrition and the impact of diet in the treatment of cancer patients, it was during a placement with the oncology department

In 2008, Dee Handyside was diagnosed with breast cancer. Within the next month, her sister and cousin were both diagnosed with the same illness. Following a

People with brain tumours require access to extended and specialised psychosocial intervention to address the complex cognitive, behavioural, social and emotional consequences

Clinical trials generate around $1 billion for the Australian medical industry from pharmaceutical investment, and yet the Australian rate of enrolment in clinical trials

While the use of music as medicine is not a new concept, having been used in abundance throughout the history of human evolution, its implementation as an academic discipline

Being told you have terminal cancer and will most likely die from your illness is one of the most confronting experiences a person can endure. It challenges

Around one in five men struggle to cope with a diagnosis of prostate cancer while international large scale studies show the diagnosis also leads to an increased risk of suicide.