A new Peter Mac-led study has posthumously tested samples from ovarian cancer patients, who missed the chance for genetic testing before they died of the disease.
Survival results for the global OlympiA breast cancer treatment clinical trial will be presented at a plenary session of the European Society of Medical Oncology this week.
Soon cancer patients will receive radiotherapy in a more comfortable position as part of a new Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre project funded through Cancer Council Victoria’s research grants program.
Peter Mac joins medical societies, patient advocates, and representatives of the global clinical community in endorsing a new tool to aid immunocompromised or immunosuppressed blood cancer patients.
Since its inception in 1997, Music Therapy at Peter Mac has enhanced the hospital experience of countless patients, alleviating both physical and emotional pain.
Long-serving CFA volunteer, firefighter and Peter Mac patient Adam Damen saw the results of his labour on Monday when a specialised firefighting helicopter landed at the Royal Melbourne Hospital.