Four ways to improve your cancer care
Updates on what is happening in NSW to reduce the impact of cancer
Coming together for the Fellows’ Forum 2018, three NSW cancer researchers share how mentorship plays a role in their career, and how it is shaping their work.
Health professionals are being encouraged to refer patients who smoke to the NSW Quitline, and potentially double their chances of quitting smoking.
Prostate cancer is the most common cancer in NSW men, but statewide collaboration is leading to better outcomes.
Since 2003, the Cancer Institute NSW has been working together with all those in the NSW cancer sector to lessen the impact of cancer in the community
The five-year cancer survival rate in NSW continues to improve and is on par with the best health systems in the world
The Institute's initiatives contributed to a decrease in adult smoking from 17.2% in 2010 to 15.6% in 2014
The Cancer Institute NSW has invested more than $200 million in cancer research since 2004
People with cancer in rural NSW receive 85% of their healthcare within their Local Health District