HealthTimes - 02-03-2017

Melanoma remains one of the top four cancers affecting Australians each year. During Melanoma March*Cancer Australia is calling on Australians to better protect their skin

AAP - 27-02-2017

Ninety per cent of bowel cancer cases are treatable when detected early but Bowel Cancer Australia says colonoscopy waiting times could be costing lives.

AAP - 22-02-2017

A survey shows Australian women have a poor understanding of ovarian cancer, with almost 70 per cent not knowing there are symptoms for the deadly disease.

AAP - 16-02-2017

Australian researchers have discovered the genetic landscape of a rare type of pancreatic cancer that they hope will lead to better diagnosis and treatment.

AAP - 03-02-2017

A new report on cancer trends in Australia shows the most common cancers are also the most preventable. Top Risk Factors And Their Associated Cancers[subscribe]

AAP - 03-02-2017

The number of people seeking colonoscopies in South Australia is expected to rise so some nurses in the state to will be trained to perform the procedure.

AAP - 31-01-2017

By 2050 the death rate from malignant melanoma will have decreased but the number of people dying from the disease will have increased, new modelling shows.

AAP - 18-01-2017

More than 9800 Australians are expected to die from melanoma in the next five years, with the number being drawn in sand at Bondi Beach on a sweltering day.

AAP - 18-01-2017

Greater awareness and research is urgently needed to stop the rising number of Australians dying from blood cancer, says The Leukaemia Foundation.

AAP - 05-12-2016

The NSW government is hoping to recruit up to 330 people for a world-first trial testing the use of medicinal cannabis to treat chemotherapy patients.