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Non-hormonal oral therapy for breast cancer patients

15 November, 2022

QUE Oncology announces the results of its trial of a non-hormonal oral therapy for the treatment of vasomotor symptoms have been published in The Lancet.


New cancer clinical trial platform launched in Melbourne

02 November, 2022

A new clinical trial platform, the Brain-POP (brain perioperative), will enable doctors to precisely see the effect of a new drug therapy on a patient's brain cancer for the first time, by comparing tumour samples before and after treatment.


In Conversation with Cyriac Roeding

04 October, 2022 by Mansi Gandhi

Cyriac Roeding, a Silicon Valley-based entrepreneur and investor, sold his first computer program at the age of 15 in Germany.


Australian-first DIPG trial opens at Children's Hospital Westmead

12 September, 2022

CHW is currently one of nine sites worldwide to open the trial, known as PNOC-022, which is testing the effectiveness of promising new drug combinations, including the oral drug ONC201.


Tool helps cancer survivors manage post-treatment uncertainty

15 August, 2022

UNSW researchers are using e-health to investigate ways to help cancer survivors access treatment for fear of cancer recurrence.


Critical oncology trial data remains hidden: study

01 August, 2022

Despite a commitment from the pharmaceutical industry to improve data transparency, more than half of the clinical trials that led to the USFDA approving anticancer medicines over the past 10 years are not available for independent scrutiny.


Combination scans improve outcomes for blood cancer patients

29 June, 2022

A Peter Mac-led trial has found that combination PET/CT scans are better at investigating the causes of prolonged fever in blood cancer patients than conventional CT scans.


Partnership to advance oesophageal cancer testing

29 June, 2022

QIMR Berghofer has signed an agreement with Proteomics allowing the company to develop and commercialise a blood test for early detection of oesophageal cancer.


Trial to test new strategy for aggresive breast cancer to begin soon

22 June, 2022

A clinical trial will use a new strategy to target a 'defence switch' on cancer cells that alerts cancer to the threat of chemotherapy.


Increasing awareness of sun safety

06 June, 2022

Skin cancers account for the largest number of newly diagnosed cancers in Australia each year, with incidence of skin cancers being one of the highest in the world.


The role of shared decision-making in cancer treatment

25 May, 2022

A patient's perspective on their physical well-being can provide a better indication of their response to cancer treatment than clinician-based tools.


Novel MRI tech for aggressive brain tumours gets funding boost

16 May, 2022

The University of South Australia and Ferronova are developing a novel technology to precisely image aggressive brain cancers and guide treatment.


Alarming rise in esophageal cancer cases in middle-aged adults: US study

13 May, 2022

Adults aged 45 to 64 experienced a nearly doubled rate of esophageal cancer and a 50% increase in the precancerous condition Barrett’s esophagus between 2012 and 2019, according to a US study.


TROG President receives inaugural NHMRC clinical trials award

19 April, 2022

Professor Trevor Leong, President, TROG Cancer Research, has been awarded the inaugural NHMRC David Cooper Clinical Trials and Cohort Studies Award.


Research program to collect real-time PROMs to improve cancer care

08 April, 2022

Monash University's registry-based clinical trial, PROpatient, aims to determine if symptom monitoring and care coordination, using digital patient pathways, improve quality of life for cancer patients.


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