Monday 6 April - Tuesday 14 April University of Melbourne and WEHI researchers describe new data-driven approaches to clinical trials, increasing studies in personalised treatment. University of Newcastle research has identified a molecule which is highly active in late-stage bowel cancer. University of Singapore research has discovered a genetic variant that is responsible for aggressive growth of head and neck, and lung cancers. Australia’s National COVID-19 Clinical Evidence Taskforce released an evidence-based guideline for healthcare professionals caring for people with COVID-19. PeterMac’s response plan for the COVID-19 pandemic anticipates reduction of staff and impact on treatment. |
| | | Research | | | Pursuit • Apr 8, 2020 16:1 | | | Better cancer treatments from better data analysis Traditional clinical trials have been vital for improving cancer treatments for the last 70 years, but new data-driven approaches can... Better cancer treatments from better data analysis |
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| | | Population Health | | | Science Media Exchange - Scimex • Apr 9, 2020 10:17 | | | Cancer experiences differ by ethnicity A new study of over 950,00 cancer patients has found that diagnosis, treatment, and survival all varied by ethnicity. This cohort included... Cancer experiences differ by ethnicity |
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