The fixation on potentially cancer-causing chemicals in the air, food and consumer products is diverting attention from the real risks, according to a review of global evidence by an Australian cancer…
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Lifestyle factors are the most significant cause of cancer, and fears surrounding carcinogens is deviating attention away…
A new treatment may prolong the lifespan of melanoma patients. Vemurafenib, the first acute melanoma drug in more than a…
Researchers have created a comprehensive map of genetic information in the ribonucleic acid (RNA) linked with cancer development…
Cancer is a disease of the body’s cells that affects around half of all Australians by the age of 85. Normally cells grow and multiply in a controlled way. But if something causes a mistake to occur in…
The genome of the Tasmanian Devil has been mapped, providing new insight into the facial tumours that are destroying the…
People with a family history of bowel cancer are less likely to have had screening than those who are less at risk. Researchers…
Scientists at Wake Forest University are using the same graphics processing units (GPUs) found in video game devices to simulate…
People with Lynch syndrome are at a greater risk of developing a wide variety of cancers than the general public, a new study…
Common household drugs such as aspirin help to contain certain types of tumours by tightening their lymphatic vessel supply lines, new research has found. Doctors have long observed the impact of non-steroidal…
It’s not often that a scientific article in a learned medical journal becomes front page news but that was the case recently when a paper I co-authored with Dr Ian Haines of Melbourne’s Cabrini Hospital…
Combining fasting with chemotherapy could be a more effective way of treating cancer than chemotherapy on its own, a new…
A patient’s sense of taste is not affected by chemotherapy treatment, according to a Deakin University systematic review…
A recent study shows that mutations in the “breast cancer genes” BRCA1 and BRCA2 – which increase the risks of breast and ovarian cancers among others – also increase fertility. This is an extraordinary…
Scientists have identified the cells that cause a common type of childhood leukaemia – T cell Acute Lymphoblastic Leukaemia…
Researchers have identified biochemical changes that commonly occur in the DNA of women with ovarian cancer, which may help…
The Federal Government’s main medical research funding body, the National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC), last week announced its 2011 program and development grants, and postgraduate scholarship…
Children whose fathers smoked around the time of conception have a 35 per cent higher risk of developing childhood leukaemia…
Boys are likely be offered subsidised vaccinations against the sexually transmitted, wart and cancer-causing human papillomavirus (HPV) following a government committee recommendation to expand the use…
More than 50% of men diagnosed with cancer in Australia are utilising alternative medicine in an effort to fight the illness…
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