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New bowel cancer treatment on the PBS

AAP - 30-12-2021

Australians living with aggressive bowel cancer will have access to a more affordable treatment after it was added to the medicine benefits scheme. More than

 
Push for more skin cancer research dollars

AAP - 26-12-2021

Investing in skin cancer prevention not only saves lives but could also significantly cut Australia's almost $2 billion treatment bill, experts say. While

 
Concerning decline in Vic cancer diagnosis

AAP - 09-12-2021

Cancer diagnoses in Victoria declined in the past year, but that doesn't mean the illness is on the outer. Nearly 2500 fewer diagnoses were made in 2020 to

 
Specialists detect rise in rare cancer

AAP - 05-12-2021

Cancer specialists have noticed a worrying increase in women presenting with advanced forms of rare cancer following Victoria's COVID-19 lockdowns. AAP understands

 
Push for more cervical cancer self-testing

AAP - 05-12-2021

Cervical cancer screenings have declined with almost half of Victorian women failing to keep up with routine appointments during the pandemic. The Cancer Council

 
Cancer kills more poor people in Australia

AAP - 01-12-2021

Australians living in socioeconomically disadvantaged areas are 40 per cent more likely to die from cancer, the latest government statistics show. People living

 
PBS treatment expanded to leukaemia

AAP - 28-11-2021

A treatment already on the Pharmaceutical Benefit Scheme will be expanded to help treat leukaemia. Listed Venclexta is being expanded for the treatment of acute

 
Sloppy funding slapped in skin cancer slip

AAP - 21-11-2021

Australian teens are getting just as sunburnt as they were at the start of the millennium amid a lack of investment in skin cancer prevention, researchers from the Cancer

 
'It still gets me teary' - connecting with patients as a lung care nurse

Charlotte Mitchell - 11-10-2021

For lung cancer nurse Nicole Parkinson, there are many special memories she has of patients she’s cared for over the years – but the memory of one patient in particular

 
Alcohol consumption link to increased breast cancer risk

AAP - 07-10-2021

Breast cancer rates have risen by 50 per cent since the 1980s, prompting a warning to women about the role alcohol consumption plays as a risk factor.

 

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