Australia working with Malaysia on HPV self-test pilot program Self-testing may hold the key to tackling cervical cancer deaths in Malaysia.
What’s behind the increase in bowel cancer among younger Australians? A new study has found rates of bowel cancer have increased by almost 10% in people under 50 since the 1990s.
No such thing as a safe tan: What’s underneath that summer glow? Dermatology experts break down what happens to skin after too much time in the sun.
Widespread misunderstanding of causes of childhood cancer: Study Most people who have not been affected by childhood cancer mistakenly believe it is due to genetics or environment rather than simple bad luck.
Update on self-collected samples for HPV testing: Dr Lara Roeske Q&A GP and cervical screening expert Dr Lara Roeske talks about the latest evidence on self-collected samples and its implications for under-screened patients.
Victoria leads in international study on bowel cancer care But cancer expert Professor Jon Emery cautions against complacency.
The defining moments of general practice in 2018: Part 1 As the end of another year approaches, we should consider the progress and success our profession has experienced over the past 12 months.
Understanding breast cancer risk factors A new website from Cancer Australia can help women and health professionals better understand the evidence behind 68 different risk factors for breast cancer.
Treating occupational cancers in general practice Even in the face of greater awareness of preventive measures, Australia’s rates of occupational cancers have not declined.
Screen-detected breast cancers less likely to cause death Breast cancers detected by screening mammography through BreastScreen Australia have better survival outcomes than those in women who have never screened.