AAP - 19-11-2015

Doctors have been urged to refer melanoma patients to Australian radiotherapy trials, which are being forced to study patients from overseas.

AAP - 19-11-2015

Gene sequencing of more than 1000 pediatric cancer patients found up to 8.5 per cent were born with cancer genes but family history wasn't a strong factor.

AAP - 13-11-2015

New global system to test drugs offers hope for improved outcomes for people with brain cancer, say researchers Brain cancer research is about

AAP - 09-11-2015

A leading UK oncologist says cancer patients are relying too much on vitamins and supplements, rather than simple things like taking brisk walks.

AAP - 06-11-2015

University of NSW researchers have found a drug effective in treating neuroblastoma, an aggressive form of childhood cancer. Australian scientists

AAP - 04-11-2015

Participation in screening programs will increase, if people know whether they're to detect early disease or prevent precancerous developments, experts say.

AAP - 22-10-2015

A new test could help doctors plan better treatment for women with aggressive and deadly forms of breast cancer. A new test has been developed

AAP - 22-10-2015

A British study, the world's largest clinical trial, will follow 11,000 patients for 12 years to see if an aspirin a day can stop cancers from recurring.

AAP - 19-10-2015

Researchers say they have found a new way for GPs to quickly assess whether somebody may be at risk of developing skin cancer. People who have

AAP - 07-10-2015

Lifestyle changes such as losing weight could lead to 37,000 fewer cancer cases in Australia every year, says new research About 37,000 Australian