Liver cancer can be easily treated if caught early enough
It's your largest organ, so it pays to keep an eye out for the early signs of liver cancer.
Nearly a third of melanomas may not be harmful, research finds
Melanoma is among the most commonly diagnosed cancers in Australia, but new research shows nearly a third of melanomas may not be harmful.
University study links thyroid cancer risk to obesity
Obesity is on the rise in Australia and evidence suggests it is linked to an increased risk of thyroid cancer.
Aussie discovery provides new hope for cancer patients
Researchers from the University of South Australia and SA Pathology have made a breakthrough in the treatment of a rare and debilitating blood cancer.
Cancer breakthrough – study points to three risk-cutting factors
A breakthrough study has identified three simple steps that, when combined, can cut your cancer risk by 61 per cent.
How cancer patients can beat the threat of lymphoedema
Research shows breakthrough is more effective at preventing the condition than traditional means.
New strategy could be a lifesaver for brain tumour patients
A new medical trial could save the lives of Australian brain tumour patients.
How to cope with a cancer diagnosis in your own way
Comedian Janey Godley shares how she is coping with an ovarian cancer diagnosis.
Australia’s bowel screening program saved my life
Why you should do Australia’s bowel cancer screening test – it could save your life.
Over-55s are driving a surge in skin cancer rates
Despite sun-smart messaging, skin cancer rates continue to rise – with over-55s driving the surge.
Sweeteners may be linked to increased cancer risk – research
Artificial sweeteners have helped many kick the sugar habit, but research says they may present their own set of health risks.
Is it a lump or something to worry about?
Lumps can be concerning, but it's best not to panic, as it may be a normal reaction or a swollen gland. Here's when you should worry about a lump.
