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Published date 21 September 2026
Research to improve the quality of life and outcomes of children with an inherited cancer risk is among three initiatives sharing more than $700,000 in Nursing Fellowship grants.
Published date 21 September 2026
For the past decade, Professor Anna DeFazio AM has worked towards the goal of improving outcomes for women diagnosed with ovarian cancer by enabling more informed, personalised, and timely treatment decisions.
Published date 04 September 2026
The National Lung Cancer Screening Program is supporting early diagnosis of lung cancer, with more than 400 people identified with a high or very high-risk abnormality, and more than 60 primary lung cancers detected in NSW in the program’s first year of operation.
Published date 26 August 2026
The Cancer Institute NSW is proud to support the National Breast Cancer Foundation’s (NBCF) inaugural Pink Sky Grants Scheme, contributing $500,000 towards innovative NSW research projects that aim to reduce the impact of breast cancer.
Published date 24 July 2026
Vivian, from south-west Sydney, is raising awareness as hepatitis B and liver cancer have impacted her family. Early detection, monitoring and treatment of hepatitis B can prevent many cases of liver cancer.
Published date 25 June 2026
A new Cancer Institute NSW outpatient survey reveals people with cancer across NSW are overwhelming satisfied with the experience of care provided at the state’s outpatient cancer services.
Published date 20 May 2026
Cancer Institute NSW is supporting the work of 18 early and mid-career researchers across the state, to strengthen and expand research that could shape the future of cancer care.
Published date 30 March 2026
A life is lost to bowel cancer every five hours in NSW. Yet screening rates remain at about 40 per cent – a statistic the ‘There’s a Lot We Can Do’ campaign aims to shift.
Published date 13 March 2026
A BreastScreen NSW campaign has been relaunched after breast screening bookings surged by 22 per cent, or an additional 12,000 women, in NSW last year.
Published date 24 February 2026
“To everyone starting this journey or caring for someone with cancer, you are stronger than you know. Keep going and hold on to the moments that bring you joy.”