Topic: Cancer research
This research will pave the way for the development of a less invasive and personalised diagnostic tests to detect cancer relapse in children with ALL.
Cancer Council NSW researchers have found that over one third of long-term Australian prostate cancer survivors need more supportive care than they are getting.
Research has indicated that the HPV vaccine could have further-reaching benefits than preventing HPV and cervical cancer.
Professor Anna deFazio wants to create a new treatment pathway so a patient with ovarian cancer can be screened at the time of diagnosis to determine the molecular profile of her cancer.
Prof Molloy wants to understand why and how polyps become cancerous to reduce the incidence of bowel cancer in Australia.
This project will improve understanding of what causes treatment resistance in ER+ breast cancer and identify new ways to overcome it.
Dr Michelle McDonald and her team are in a unique position to examine how some drugs help to keep cancer cells in bone at bay.
This project aims to improve treatment by monitoring an individual’s response to immunotherapy.
This project will narrow in on a specific gene regulation process known to play a role in the cancer development.