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The impact of bowel, breast and cervical screening in Australia is highlighted by a new research article published today from the Sax Institute.
New breakthroughs in how gene mutations form and lead to cancer are being driven by NSW research, with five studies now published thanks to one Cancer Institute NSW grant.
Once people turn 50 their risk of being diagnosed with bowel cancer increases significantly, new data from the Cancer Institute NSW show.
More LGBTQ people in Sydney could detect cancer early with the support of a new, ground-breaking campaign.
From the stage to the laboratory, six researchers reflect on how the legacy of the 2017 Premier’s Awards for Outstanding Cancer Research is influencing their work in NSW.
A new website is helping people with intellectual disability get the right support and information to find and prevent cancer.
Colleagues, students, mentors, mentees – how do the people around you help you learn and grow?
Dr Angelica Merlot, a Sydney-based cancer researcher and Cancer Institute NSW fellow, is the 2019 NSW Young Woman of the Year.
People with cancer could have access to safer, more effective and more accessible treatments through NSW-based research into radiotherapy technologies.
People with leukaemia and lymphoma could have better access to new immunotherapy treatments through a project from the University of Sydney.
