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

AAP - 11-01-2016

A universal blood test to identify early-stage cancers is being funded in the United States by gene sequencing company Illumina. Gene sequencing

AAP - 11-01-2016

People are reluctant to change their lifestyles despite the risk of developing cancer, new research from Britain shows. People are reluctant

AAP - 06-01-2016

New research at Brisbane's Princess Alexandra Hospital is looking at how effective radiation treatment is for individual melanoma patients.

AAP - 06-01-2016

Researchers are monitoring a group of men with prostate cancer as they exercise, to determine whether it improves survival chances. Exercise

AAP - 15-12-2015

UK research has shown that, in general, surgery results in better mortality rates than radiotherapy for prostate cancer patients. Prostate cancer

AAP - 11-12-2015

A new MRI scan developed in the UK could help doctors identify the most dangerous tumours by mapping regions of oxygen deprivation. A new scanning

AAP - 08-12-2015

Australians with rare cancers are using the Sick or Treat website and petitions to plead for public and government help in getting access to treatment.

AAP - 26-11-2015

A "double whammy" of chemo and immunotherapy could knock out deadly breast cancer, with scientists saying it could provide long-lasting immune protection.

HealthTimes - 19-11-2015

Delays in diagnosis, variations in treatment and lack of participation in clinical trials may all contribute to poorer outcomes for young Australians with bone cancer