Nicole Madigan - 25-08-2021

As a McGrath Metastatic Breast Care Nurse, Jenny Macindoe provides care to people who have been diagnosed with advanced or metastatic disease – the stage of cancer that

Nicole Madigan - 24-05-2021

When Shannon Philp first began a career in nursing, she had little interest in oncology. Fast forward to now, and Ms Philp has been instrumental in some of the most important

Nicole Madigan - 28-08-2020

For children experiencing cancer, the long and winding journey can take several years, spanning from diagnosis to resolution, with plenty of twists and turns in between.

Nicole Madigan - 18-02-2019

Despite being well-aware of the importance of good nutrition and the impact of diet in the treatment of cancer patients, it was during a placement with the oncology department

Nicole Madigan - 13-08-2018

In 2008, Dee Handyside was diagnosed with breast cancer. Within the next month, her sister and cousin were both diagnosed with the same illness. Following a double

Nicole Madigan - 12-07-2018

People with brain tumours require access to extended and specialised psychosocial intervention to address the complex cognitive, behavioural, social and emotional consequences

Sharon Smith - 15-04-2018

Clinical trials generate around $1 billion for the Australian medical industry from pharmaceutical investment, and yet the Australian rate of enrolment in clinical trials

Nicole Madigan - 15-12-2017

While the use of music as medicine is not a new concept, having been used in abundance throughout the history of human evolution, its implementation as an academic discipline

Nicole Madigan - 06-09-2017

Being told you have terminal cancer and will most likely die from your illness is one of the most confronting experiences a person can endure. It challenges all

Karen Keast - 10-09-2015

Around one in five men struggle to cope with a diagnosis of prostate cancer while international large scale studies show the diagnosis also leads to an increased risk of suicide.