Editor's Choice ‘Drugging the undruggable’ – another step towards blocking Ras November 29, 2013 Source: Cancer Research UK Science Blog As you may have seen in the news this week, US researchers have…
Commentary The changing face of esophageal cancer: How to avoid the knife? November 25, 2013 Professor Rebecca K.S. Wong for oncologynews.com.au. For patients presenting with localized esophageal cancer, conventionally the…
Commentary Engage with Age – Geriatric Oncology: A Palliative Care Perspective November 25, 2013 Professor Ian Maddocks AM, Senior Australian of the Year 2013, for oncologynews.com.au After receiving the…
Breast Cancer New cooling cap technology improves breast cancer patients’ comfort November 25, 2013 Researchers from the North Sydney Mater Hospital conducted the first Australian study of scalp cooling…
Editor's Choice Bone mending polymer could deliver chemotherapy to brain tumours November 25, 2013 A polymer originally designed to help mend broken bones could be successful in delivering chemotherapy…
Editor's Choice 82 per cent of children now survive childhood cancer November 23, 2013 Source: Cancer Research UK More than eight in 10 children with cancer now survive, compared…
Editor's Choice Scientists finally discover which prostate cancers are life-threatening November 23, 2013 Cancer Research UK scientists have discovered that the presence of a specific protein can distinguish…
Editor's Choice National plan underscores alcohol related health risks November 23, 2013 Source: transformingthenation.com.au – Cathy Wever A new national plan to address alcohol in Australian communities…
Editor's Choice Elevated Vitamin B12 Levels – A Marker for Cancer: A Population-Based Cohort Study November 20, 2013 Researchers in Denmark have published findings in the Journal of the National Cancer Institute suggesting that higher than…
Editor's Choice Report seeks to extend prescribing powers for nurses November 18, 2013 A new report recommending an extension of nurses’ scope of practice to diagnose and prescribe…