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Peter Mac's Associate Professor Jane Oliaro and Professor Ricky Johnstone have been awarded funding for two different blood cancer research projects. Associate Professor Oliaro will use a three year grant to make CAR T-cell... Read more

If you have a cancer diagnosis, then the needs of your body are greater. This is due to the cancer itself, as well as the treatment. Good nutrition is important during treatment, and in the recovery period. Good nutrition focuses... Read more

We recognise that in addition to the common issues experienced by survivors, people from specific populations may have unique survivorship issues. Here, we collate resources for survivors and carers, as well as health... Read more

Some women who undergo preventative surgery to avoid reproductive cancers go on to develop incurable abdominal cancer. A clinical trial, involving Peter Mac, is testing a way to possibly prevent this. Women with a BRCA1 or... Read more

A new drug is showing potent results in hard-to-treat blood cancers and was able to trigger a complete response – meaning the cancer became undetectable – for more than a third of patients. All patients in the Phase I /... Read more

New Peter Mac research shows that two molecular pathways that drive cancer development, work together to increase the production of fats inside cancer cells. Increased production of fats supports the uncontrolled growth of... Read more