Australia headed for melanoma ‘tsunami’
Experts are predicting an 'incoming tsunami' of melanoma cases in Australia, which has the highest rates of skin cancer and melanoma in the world.
Experts are predicting an 'incoming tsunami' of melanoma cases in Australia, which has the highest rates of skin cancer and melanoma in the world.
A study from the University of Southern Queensland has found rural cancer patients are not getting information that could improve their chances of survival.
Australia could become the first country to eliminate cervical cancer, thanks in part to the national screening program for human papillomavirus.
The prospect of leaving homes, jobs and families to access treatment is causing distress among men in rural Australia faced with a prostate cancer diagnoses.
Researchers hope a "simple blood test" can replace more invasive procedures to help cancer patients choose the best course of treatment.