Emerging oncology therapies
October 26, 2020
Advances in cancer care have evolved this decade more rapidly than ever before. The main contributor to this is the advent of precision medicine.
Read more arrow_forwardNews
Advances in cancer care have evolved this decade more rapidly than ever before. The main contributor to this is the advent of precision medicine.
Read more arrow_forwardThere are many out there who work hard, pay the bills, and get to retire still with many years ahead and relatively good health. But there are also many Australians who are not quite as fortunate.
Read more arrow_forwardCommunication. A basic component of human interaction, but yet, sometimes so complicated and puzzling. Dr Emily talks about the importance of communication during cancer.
Read more arrow_forwardAlthough the term ‘breast cancer’ is often thought of as a distinct, single entity, labelling cancer that has formed in the general tissues of the breast, there are many different types of breast cancer.
Read more arrow_forwardThe COVID-19 pandemic has brought a raft of consequences, and not just from the acute, emergency response and its unprecedented spread.
Read more arrow_forwardWhether it’s telling a child that they have cancer or someone does, the thought is confronting and overwhelming. Dr Emily provides some helpful tips around sharing confusing information with children.
Read more arrow_forwardDuring this COVID-19 pandemic, the evidence is showing that attendance at regular cancer screening programs has dropped and people are not seeing their doctors about worrying symptoms.
Read more arrow_forwardA cancer diagnosis can be a devastating blow – a crisis for the person at the centre, often too for their family and loved ones.
Read more arrow_forwardProstate cancer is the most commonly diagnosed cancer amongst Australian men. As in every cancer type, there are unique sub-types, and each individual sub-type is rare. Rare sub-types are often aggressive and difficult to diagnose and treat.
Read more arrow_forwardFatigue defines a feeling of tiredness, weakness or exhaustion, and is one of only many side effects that people being treated for cancer deal with on a regular basis.
Read more arrow_forward