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Multiple myeloma (MM), a malignancy of plasma cells that develops within the bone marrow, represents the second most frequently diagnosed form of blood cancer. Despite major therapeutic progress in the last two decades, MM is... Read more

We believe that harnessing the collective talent of cancer researchers from across Peter Mac and our partner organisations is the key to innovation, productivity and progress, and will lead to new discoveries in the treatment of... Read more

Talk to Your Treating Team  Discuss with your primary cancer specialist (Medical Oncologist or Haematologist) about being referred to join a clinical trial.  Be Referred  Ask your current treating doctor to send... Read more

Clinical trials test new treatments, new ways of giving existing treatments or new combinations of treatments. They also finds ways to improve the quality of life of people affected by cancer. Find out more about: What... Read more

Health Services Research draws on multiple methodologies to achieve the best possible access, equity, and quality of cost-effective health care services. It considers health economics, epidemiology, behavioural science,... Read more

The Graduate Nurse Program provides opportunities for graduate nurses to consolidate and expand their clinical ability, judgement and confidence while working as valued members of the organisation.  Highlights of... Read more