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How Practice Nurses Contribute To Preventative Healthcare Health Insights - 13-06-2017
Practice nurses are typically found working within the community treating patients of all ages and backgrounds in GP practices and in health centres.
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Scientists hopeful to potential cancer vaccines AAP - 26-05-2017
The Australian Centre for Cancer Glycomics has been launched at Griffith University, with scientists hopeful it will lead to potential cancer vaccines.
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HPV vaccination and screening will prevent women from rare cervical cancer AAP - 12-05-2017
HPV vaccination and screening will prevent thousands of women developing a rare type of cervical cancer. More than 6000 cases of a rare, hard-to-detect
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An entrepreneurial approach is needed to save the medical innovation funding crisis HealthTimes - 02-05-2017
Australia needs to look to the entrepreneurial approach of the United States to encourage more funding when it comes to driving commercialisation of medical research in Australia.
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HPV immunisation rate have significantly improved AAP - 30-03-2017
The Immunisation Coalition says it's important parents grasp the importance of having their boys immunised against the human papillomavirus (HPV). Australia
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New cervical cancer test more effective than pap smear AAP - 24-02-2017
Health Minister Greg Hunt insists a new cervical cancer test replacing the pap smear will save more lives as a 70,000-strong petition demands it be scrapped.
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Australian teens must receive HPV vaccine AAP - 13-02-2017
Australian parents are being reminded to make sure their teenagers receive the HPV vaccine. Parents
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WA teens are missing out on protection against deadly cancers AAP - 07-11-2016
Up to 14 per cent of WA teenagers are not participating in a free vaccination program to prevent cancer and of those that do, thousands don't complete it.
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Immunotherapy combo shown to beat skin cancer AAP - 19-04-2016
Researchers in the UK say tests suggest a drugs combination can destroy the deadliest form of skin cancer. Dramatic trial results indicate
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Cells may hold the key to lifetime cancer protection AAP - 17-02-2016
Scientists have identified and tracked rare immune system cells that could some day be programmed to keep cancer at bay for life. A new study
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