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Researchers catch the immune system's killer weapon red-handed
Peter Mac scientists are part of a research team who have determined the structure of a pore-forming protein used by the immune system to kill unwanted cells. The work was led by researchers in the Department of Biological... Read more
IMPACT - Targeted prostate cancer screening
This is an international prostate cancer screening study for men with inherited BRCA and mismatch repair (MMR) gene mutations who are at increased risk of prostate cancer. Peter Mac coordinates the Australian axis of the study.... Read more
Recurrent non-invasive breast tumours may not always be related to the primary tumour
Recurrent non-invasive breast tumours may not always be related to the primary tumour
Patients with recurrent tumours genetically distinct from the primary tumour may require different treatment. More than 10 per cent of cases of recurrent ductal carcinoma in situ (DCIS) of the breast... Read more
Peter Mac nurses lead the way at major national conference
Peter Mac nurses lead the way at major national conference
Peter Mac nurses joined cancer nurses from across Australia to share new knowledge and exchange expertise this week, at the Cancer Nursing Society of Australia (CNSA) Annual Congress in Adelaide with the theme of ‘Equity in... Read more
Useful resources and training forms for ethics and governance
Below are useful documents and information provided for all researchers applying for ethical or governance review:Forms: forms for new applications and post-approval submissionsStandard Operating Procedures and Guidelines: Peter... Read more
New art unveiled for NAIDOC Week
New art unveiled for NAIDOC Week
In celebration of NAIDOC Week, we’ve added some exciting new works to Peter Mac’s Aboriginal art collection. NAIDOC is all about recognising the history, culture and achievements of the oldest, continuous living culture on... Read more
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