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Biopsy diagnosis of bladder cancer in managing frequently occult urological malignancy
Urological malignancies have a high incidence among newly diagnosed cancers annually in Australia with prostate (55.9/100,000), kidney (14.4/100,000) and bladder (9.3/100,000) featuring high on the list. The focus on prostate cancer results in bladder cancer often being overlooked as significant contributor to the urological-based disease mortality and morbidity. Read More...
Diagnostic Puzzle: test your skills
A 48-year-old man presented to our eye clinic with painless decline in his vision over the past 3 weeks. He has a history of advanced stage B-cell lymphoma Read More...
Radiation therapy in prostate cancer – techniques and ‘spacers’
By age 85, one in six men will have developed prostate cancer. Techniques in radiation therapy have significantly advanced in recent years and, ideally as part of a multidisciplinary decision, provide a treatment option in a variety of settings. Read More...
Super-antibodies: a new weapon against COVID-19
Companies are designing a new type of antibodies, modelled on those found in people whose immune system can naturally neutralize any COVID-19 variant. Read More...
The Importance of Nature in Medical Research
Next week, on the 6th of July, join an expert panel including scientists, a medical researcher and a general practitioner, who will talk about the importance of nature in medical research. Read More...
Letters to the Editor: July 2021
Letters to the Editor – July 2021: Dr Colin Hughes; Dr Pauline Cole Read More...