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    Tag: Cancer

    Guideline changes extend HPV DNA self-collection option to test of cure

    February 5, 2025

    Patients successfully treated for high-grade squamous intraepithelial lesions can now be given the option of HPV self-collection under revised test-of-cure advice. Under changes to the…

    Let’s talk about your patient’s anus: Doctor on his campaign to end the silence and shame

    February 4, 2025

    When Professor Richard Hillman was a boy, a future as one of Australia’s leading anal cancer doctors was not top of his list of dream…

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    Two wins with one scan? Australia’s Lung Cancer Screening Program is primed to spot CV disease risk

    January 30, 2025

    As Australia approaches the launch of the ambitious National Lung Cancer Screening Program, experts say it could also identify the risk of cardiovascular diseases among…

    Spot Dx — Can you pick what’s causing these plaques?

    January 24, 2025

    Jim is a 41-year-old farmer in southern Australia who presents with multiple brown plaques on the torso. Test your clinical know-how by taking the quiz…

    Spot Dx — Why is this heel lesion failing to heal?

    January 17, 2025

    Hue is a 56-year-old executive of Chinese descent who presents with an enlarging lesion on his heel. Test your clinical know-how by taking the quiz…

    GP with ‘deficient’ skin cancer knowledge excised 48 benign lesions from one patient: tribunal

    December 6, 2024

    A GP excised 48 benign lesions from one patient while claiming that another doctor had failed to diagnose the patient’s potentially fatal pre-melanomas, a tribunal…

    ‘Patient requests for second opinions should not feel like a personal criticism’

    December 5, 2024

    A new study has been published on requests for second opinions by the families of children being treated by oncologists at Sydney Children’s Hospital. It…

    Why is so little known about patient-requested second opinions and whether they improve outcomes?

    December 2, 2024

    For a complex issue that can be emotionally vexing for all those involved, particularly when disagreements around diagnosis or treatment surface, the research on patient-requested…

    Cancer Council takes out Australia’s top gong for shonky science

    November 23, 2024

    Cancer Council WA has won the not-so-coveted annual Bent Spoon award from Australian Skeptics for offering oncology patients free ‘energy-balancing’ reiki sessions. It beat off…

    Cancer council accused of pseudoscience for offering free reiki to oncology patients

    November 19, 2024

    Cancer Council WA has defended offering free ‘energy healing’ to oncology patients after it was shortlisted for the annual Bent Spoon pseudoscience award from Australian…

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