Peter Mac continues to expand its global cancer network through a formal alliance partnership with one of the world’s leading cancer research centres, Toronto’s Princess Margaret Cancer Centre.
Experts from Peter Mac presented more than 50 pieces of research at the 64th annual American Society of Hematology conference in New Orleans over the weekend.
A new drug is showing potent results in hard-to-treat blood cancers and was able to trigger a complete response – meaning the cancer became undetectable – for more than a third of patients.
High-grade serous ovarian cancer is the most common type of ovarian cancer. Sadly for most people the prognosis is bleak but researchers at Peter Mac and the University of Sydney and their collaborators published data in Nature Genetics that show we can learn a lot from long-term survivors.
During the Christmas/New Year break, the Wellbeing Centre will be closed on all public holidays, with reduced hours on other days as follows: Thursday 15th December - closing 1pm Friday 23rd December - OPEN (9am - 1pm) Monday 26th December - CLOSED Tuesday 27th December - CLOSED Wednesday 28th...
Australia’s lung cancer statistics read like bad news but, thankfully, they are only half of the story. Despite being the fifth most common cancer (behind prostate, breast, melanoma and bowel cancer in that order), lung cancer remains Australia’s No.1 cause of cancer deaths. Another 8,664...
It was a glittering affair in Canberra this week as Prime Minister Anthony Albanese presented two of Peter Mac’s senior researchers with honours for their contributions to science and medicine. Professors Sherene Loi and Mark Dawson attended the ceremony in the nation’s capital on Tuesday night to...
Peter Mac Clinical Nurse Educator Trevor Saunders shares his nursing story and explains the new Nursing Professional Practice Model he was instrumental in developing.