This World Cancer Day, Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre is launching its Cancer Nursing Discovery Program, supporting registered nurses to become specialised cancer nurses.
On World Cancer Day 2022, Peter Mac is introducing a new training program for every single staff member, to provide greater focus on what matters to patients.
Peter Mac’s Gamma Knife team is today celebrating a year of delivering state of the art non-invasive radiosurgery to Australian and New Zealand patients.
Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre works closely with the Royal Women’s and Royal Melbourne hospitals in the treatment of ovarian cancer, with our experts also at the cutting edge of research. As part of Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month, we share how we are working hard to improve the lives of those diagnosed.
January 26 means different things to different people. To some it is a celebration of all the things we love about Australia. For Aboriginal people it is a day of mourning, of reflecting on the past and celebrating culture and resilience.
Peter Mac clinician scientist Professor Mark Dawson will advance understanding of a key driver of gene expression thanks to a $515,000 grant from the Australian Research Council.
Patients at Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre will have access to clearer scans, helping to better target their treatments, with the purchase of a new Positron Emission Topography (PET) scanner.