Oncology Archives - Page 2 of 8

Oncology, Women's health

Clinical Articles

Menopausal hormone therapy in patients at risk of cancer

Key considerations for assessing suitability, balancing benefits and risks, and individualising care...

Expert/s: Prof Rodney Baber AM, Kelly Rooke

Infectious diseases, Oncology

Clinical Articles

HPV-related head and neck cancer rates rising in young men

When identified early, prognosis is very good...

Expert/s: Lynnette Hoffman

Oncology

Podcasts

Innovations in breast radiation

A/Prof Yvonne Zissiadis discusses the pivotal role radiation therapy plays in the management and treatment of breast cancer.

Expert/s: A/Prof Yvonne Zissiadis

Oncology, Public health

Clinical Articles

Are chemicals to blame for cancer in young people? Here’s what the evidence says

Here’s what the evidence says…

Expert/s: Sarah Diepstraten, Dr John La Marca

Oncology

Clinical Articles

Exercise proves powerful in preventing colon cancer recurrence – new study

New evidence has linked physical activity with improved colon health, underscoring the vital role of exercise in cancer prevention and care.

Expert/s: Prof Justin Stebbing

Men's health, Oncology

Clinical Articles

Radiotherapy as good as surgery for most prostate cancers

Expert busts four major myths about modern radiation therapy for this disease...

Expert/s: Sophia Auld

Oncology

Clinical Articles

Big changes to prostate cancer screening recommended

Two-yearly PSA testing, with MRI if elevated, recommended in new draft guidelines for early detection of prostate cancer...

Expert/s: Lynnette Hoffman

Oncology

Podcasts

Practical melanoma management for GPs

Associate Professor Robyn Saw updates GPs to ensure patients with melanoma have the best chance possible to survive this deadly skin cancer.

Expert/s: A/Prof Robyn Saw

Oncology, Women's health

Clinical Articles

Case study: diagnosing an incidental imaging-detected breast lesion

A 36-year-old female attended review with her GP after self-detecting a right breast mass.

Expert/s: Ngoc Le

Oncology

Podcasts

Skin cancer – Tips and traps for GPs

A/Prof Robyn Saw provides an update on all things melanoma.

Expert/s: A/Prof Robyn Saw

Oncology

Clinical Articles

Skin cancer tips and traps

Skin cancer affects about one in two Australians––and not just fair-skinned, blue-eyed blonds, outdoor workers or people with a family history—says Associate Professor Robyn Saw, Head of the Melanoma and Surgical Oncology Department at Royal Prince Alfred Hospital and Surgical Oncologist with Melanoma institute Australia.

Expert/s: Sophia Auld

Oncology

Clinical Articles

Bowel cancer screening update

Despite concerted efforts to increase screening rates, colorectal cancer remains the second leading cause of cancer death in Australia.

Expert/s: Sophia Auld

Oncology

Menopausal hormone therapy in patients at risk of cancer

Key considerations for assessing suitability, balancing benefits and risks, and individualising care...

HPV-related head and neck cancer rates rising in young men

When identified early, prognosis is very good...

Innovations in breast radiation

A/Prof Yvonne Zissiadis discusses the pivotal role radiation therapy plays in the management and treatment of breast cancer.

Are chemicals to blame for cancer in young people? Here’s what the evidence says

Here’s what the evidence says…

Exercise proves powerful in preventing colon cancer recurrence – new study

New evidence has linked physical activity with improved colon health, underscoring the vital role of exercise in cancer prevention and care.

Radiotherapy as good as surgery for most prostate cancers

Expert busts four major myths about modern radiation therapy for this disease...

Big changes to prostate cancer screening recommended

Two-yearly PSA testing, with MRI if elevated, recommended in new draft guidelines for early detection of prostate cancer...

Practical melanoma management for GPs

Associate Professor Robyn Saw updates GPs to ensure patients with melanoma have the best chance possible to survive this deadly skin cancer.

Case study: diagnosing an incidental imaging-detected breast lesion

A 36-year-old female attended review with her GP after self-detecting a right breast mass.

Skin cancer – Tips and traps for GPs

A/Prof Robyn Saw provides an update on all things melanoma.

Skin cancer tips and traps

Bowel cancer screening update

Despite concerted efforts to increase screening rates, colorectal cancer remains the second leading cause of cancer death in Australia.

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Key considerations for assessing suitability, balancing benefits and risks, and individualising care...

When identified early, prognosis is very good...

A/Prof Yvonne Zissiadis discusses the pivotal role radiation therapy plays in the management and treatment of breast cancer.

Here’s what the evidence says…

New evidence has linked physical activity with improved colon health, underscoring the vital role of exercise in cancer prevention and care.

Expert busts four major myths about modern radiation therapy for this disease...

Two-yearly PSA testing, with MRI if elevated, recommended in new draft guidelines for early detection of prostate cancer...

Associate Professor Robyn Saw updates GPs to ensure patients with melanoma have the best chance possible to survive this deadly skin cancer.

A 36-year-old female attended review with her GP after self-detecting a right breast mass.

A/Prof Robyn Saw provides an update on all things melanoma.

Despite concerted efforts to increase screening rates, colorectal cancer remains the second leading cause of cancer death in Australia.

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Dr Chrys Pulle provides practical and evidence-based recommendations on how best these behavioural and psychological symptoms can be assessed and managed.