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AGITG 2023 Wrap-Up with Katie Garman and Ben Lawrence

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How can we change our inner worlds alongside our healthcare systems? How can we integrate trust and kindness into research projects? How can we build more equity into gastrointestinal cancer care? These were some of the innovative and fascinating topics discussed at the recent AGITG 2023 Annual Scientific Meeting held in Christchurch, Aotearoa, New Zealand. To review the meeting, our Host Rachael Babin is joined by the Co-Convenor Dr Ben Lawrence, Medical Oncologist practising in Auckland.  And international guest speaker, Associate Professor Katherine Garman, Vice Chief of Research in the Division of Gastroenterology at Duke University in Durham North Carolina,…

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Episode 5: A Perfect Match – Supportive Care in Cardio-Oncology

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By on Featured, Featured Podcasts, Podcasts, Supportive Care Matters with Dr. Bogda Koczwara, Treatment and Support

Welcome to the fifth episode of Supportive Care Matters, a podcast Hosted by Medical Oncologist Professor Bogda Koczwara AM from Adelaide, Australia. Bogda is chatting to Professor Doan Ngo and Professor Aaron Sverdlov, a married couple who have successfully collaborated on cardio-oncology research. Together they founded the first-in-Australia bench-to-bedside “Cancer and the Heart” cardio-oncology program combining basic and clinical research into cancer therapy-related cardiotoxicity with Calvary Mater Newcastle Hospital-based clinical outpatient service. This conversation is supported by Canteen’s Youth Cancer Services, providing specialist treatment and support for young people with cancer aged 15-25 in hospitals throughout Australia. This series is proudly produced by The…

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Genetics Masterclass with Dr Hilda High: Part 1

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Join us as we dive into the complex and fascinating world of cancer genetics. Our Host Rachael Babin is joined by Dr Hilda High, genetic oncologist from Sydney Cancer Genetics. In this first part of the masterclass, they discuss where genetic mutations come from, genetic testing approaches, the differences between germline and somatic tests, and what someone can do if they find out they carry a genetic mistake. We hope you enjoy listening. Papers & Resources: Family History Questionnaire (doc; 126kb) Sydney Cancer Genetics eviQ Medline Plus Guest + Host: Dr Hilda High Dr Hilda High is head of Sydney…

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Genetics Masterclass with Dr Hilda High: Part 2

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Join us as we continue our exploration of the complex and fascinating world of cancer genetics. Our Host Rachael Babin is joined by Dr Hilda High, genetic oncologist from Sydney Cancer Genetics. In this second part of the masterclass, they discuss the practicalities of cancer genetics. Including FAQs from healthcare professionals, ancestry genetic tests, insurance coverage, lifestyle factors and communication skills tips for oncologists. We hope you enjoy listening. Papers & Resources: Family History Questionnaire (doc; 126kb) Sydney Cancer Genetics eviQ Medline Plus Guest + Host: Dr Hilda High Dr Hilda High is head of Sydney Cancer Genetics, the private…

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Episode 4: Ian Olver’s Journeys in Supportive Care

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By on Featured, Featured Podcasts, Podcasts, Supportive Care Matters with Dr. Bogda Koczwara, Treatment and Support

Welcome to the fourth episode of Supportive Care Matters, a podcast Hosted by Medical Oncologist Professor Bogda Koczwara AM from Adelaide, Australia. Join two trailblazers of the Australian oncology community in this candid, uplifting and warm podcast.  This varied conversation reflects the diversity of Ian Olver’s rich career. Professor Bogda Koczwara AM and Professor Ian Olver AM discuss medical oncology and the future role of AI, ethics and birthday cake making, relationship building and supportive care research, writing musicals and global oncology projects. Join us as we dive into Ian’s journey of embracing chance encounters, avoiding burnout and supporting oneself…

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Transforming Liver Cancer Control

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Liver cancer is currently the seventh deadliest cancer in Australia. Liver cancer mortality rates in Australia continue to grow faster than any other cancer. Incidence rates 3 times higher among men than women and the survival rate is just over 20 per cent. In this episode of Experts on Point, our Host Rachael Babin chats to Associate Professor Eleonora Feletto about efforts to transform Liver Cancer Control in Australia.   Papers & Resources: Cancer Council: Roadmap to Liver Cancer Control in Australia (pdf; 182mb) Clinical Guidelines for hepatocellular carcinoma surveillance for people at high risk in Australia Cancer Council Liver…

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Episode 3: How to Create Successful Collaborations in International Research Projects

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By on Breast Cancer, Featured Podcasts, Latest News, Podcasts, Supportive Care Matters with Dr. Bogda Koczwara

Welcome to the third episode of Supportive Care Matters, a podcast Hosted by Medical Oncologist, Dr. Bogda Koczwara from Adelaide, Australia. A unique international research collaboration in supportive care flourished, despite a nine hour time difference and the COVID pandemic. What are the secrets of success in such stressful circumstances? Why is investing in people as important as investing in projects?  How do breast cancer supportive care interventions in Australia and the UK compare? In today’s podcast, Professor. Bogda Koczwara AM chats to Associate Professor Lisa Beatty and Professor Nick Hulbert-Williams about their international collaborative project Finding My Way, its successes…

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Episode 2: Cultivating Creative Leadership in AYA Cancer

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Welcome to the second episode of Supportive Care Matters, a podcast Hosted by Medical Oncologist, Dr. Bogda Koczwara from Adelaide, Australia. How can you improve cancer care support services for thousands of patients at a time? Can systems thinking play a role in transforming youth cancer services? What is important when designing tailored and effective support services for young patients who will be cancer survivors for 60 years? In today’s podcast, Professor Bogda Koczwara AM finds out why supportive care matters to Siona Hardy, Director of the Queensland Youth Cancer Service. This conversation is supported by Canteen’s Youth Cancer Services, providing specialist treatment…

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Salt Flat Pigments: A New Era of Breast Cancer Biomedicines?

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In today’s episode, we are transported to Spain to delve into the fascinating world of haloarchaeal carotenoids.

Could ancient salt-loving microbes found only in salt flats herald a new kind of biomedicine? Could their sun-protective antioxidative reactions be harnessed in the development of new treatment options for hard-to-treat cancers like triple-negative breast cancer? 

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Episode 1: Lessons from Running, Feminism and Breast Cancer

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By on Featured Podcasts, Supportive Care Matters with Dr. Bogda Koczwara, Survivorship and QoL, Treatment and Support

Welcome to the first episode of Supportive Care Matters, a podcast Hosted by Medical Oncologist, Professor. Bogda Koczwara AM from Adelaide, Australia. In today’s episode, Bogda speaks to Phyllis Berck, marathon runner, feminist and breast cancer survivor, about her work as a Patient Partner with the University Health Network, Toronto, Canada. Born from her own traumatic experiences as a patient and driven by a desire to help others, Phyllis is committed to helping healthcare professionals see the ‘whole of the person’ and not just their cancer. Supportive Care Matters to Phyllis because she believes it prevents unnecessary trauma and promotes full healing when cancer…

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