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Our Familial Cancer Research Centre combines clinical and laboratory-based research to:  Identify new hereditary cancer predisposition genes  Improve the identification of people with hereditary cancer... Read more

An initiative of the Inherited Cancer Connect Partnership (ICCon), the eviQ Audit study aims to evaluate the impact of the eviQ Cancer Treatments Online guidelines on both clinical practice and patient uptake of risk management... Read more

A collaborative approach is essential to improve targeted cancer prevention, screening, treatment, and research in this group of people and their families. The purpose of the the Inherited Cancer Connect partnership (ICCon) is... Read more

One role of the ICCon partnership is to establish a national database of individuals found to have gene faults or mutations causing an increased risk of cancer. Databases such as this enable researchers to investigate the causes... Read more

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

Genetics and genomics are dramatically changing the landscape of how we understand cancer risk, as well as diagnose and treat cancer. The Psychosocial Cancer Genetics Research aims to understand how genetics and genomics impact... Read more