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.
Three researchers in NSW share how they are working to change lives by reducing tobacco use across the state.
More communication, and more practical information can help women have a positive experience with BreastScreen NSW, first-time research from the Cancer Institute NSW shows.
Language barriers are preventing people in south western Sydney from taking part in potentially life-changing cancer clinical trials, a new study suggests.
Data show cancer outcomes in children, adolescents and young adults have improved significantly over the last 40 years, but that’s only part of the story.
More than 46,000 people will be told they have cancer across NSW this year, but we can all take steps to reduce our risk and improve our outcomes.
Tens of thousands of men with prostate cancer will benefit from significantly improved treatment, part of a $12 million grants announcement from the Cancer Institute NSW.
