Peter Mac’s Centre for Cancer Imaging has celebrated its 100,000th PET scan, after more than 20 years at the forefront of cancer diagnostics and treatment. This significant milestone is a testament to the vision, dedication and perseverance of the Centre’s staff.
Peter Mac researchers have received a major funding boost ($5.4m) for two new clinical trials of a game-changing radioactive molecule purpose made to kill prostate cancer cells.
The Australian Cancer Survivorship Centre has launched an online survivorship care plan generator, myCarePlan.org.au Developed in collaboration with specialists, consumers, and cancer-organisations, this tool is quick and easy to use, and freely available to healthcare providers and patients...
More patients will soon have access to life-changing immunotherapy clinical trials thanks to a $105 million co-investment from the Commonwealth Government to establish the Peter Mac Centre of Excellence in Cellular Immunotherapy.
We are proud to announce on International Women's Day that the winner of Peter Mac’s prestigious Lea Award for 2019 is Dr Laura Forrest and highly commended to Dr Elizabeth Christie.
You’re invited to share your experience of nutrition care during your (or the person you care/cared for) cancer journey to help inform the development of a cancer nutrition care pathway.
A new and highly-precise radiotherapy technique has been shown to produce greater survival rates in patients with inoperable lung cancer compared to conventional radiotherapy.
The number of Tumour Infiltrating Lymphocytes (TILs) detected in a patient’s early-stage breast cancer can indicate how well they will respond to treatment, new analysis has confirmed.