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CORRELATING IRINOTECAN AND CAPECITABINE TREATMENT FOR COLORECTAL CANCER TO GENE EXPRESSION, POLYMORPHISMS, AND CLINICAL OUTCOMES
Irinotecan CPT-11 Capecitabine
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2015/5/25
Colorectal cancer is the third most common type of cancer and the third most common cause of cancer-related mortality. There are three types of treatment available to patients, either individually or ...
Over half of all gynaecologic cancers are rare: barriers and challenges to improving outcomes
gynaecologic cancers treatment
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2015/4/21
available evidence from randomised controlled trials to guide management for an individual patient. Over 50% of gynaecological cancers are classified as ‘rare’, which creates additional challenges in ...
Rare haematologic malignancies: bad diseases can have great outcomes when the right treatments are discovered
Rare haematologic malignancies bad diseases treatments
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2015/4/21
Individual haematologic malignancies are uncommon when compared to solid tumours. Careful definition of distinct subtypes of leukaemias and lymphomas by marrying clinical characteristics with distinct...
A South Australian Cancer Atlas shows important variations in cancer risk and outcomes, but can better use be made of Australian data to support the work of Cancer Councils?
Cancer Councils cancer risk
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2015/4/14
Cancer Council SA commissioned the production of An Atlas of Cancer in South Australia by the Public Health Information Development Unit of the University of Adelaide, to identify areas where primary ...
Patient reported outcomes are important in oncology
important in oncology Cancer
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2015/4/8
Cancer is a major health problem in Australia. As such, improving cancer outcomes is a priority. Traditionally, cancer
outcomes such as mortality, survival rates and local recurrence rates have domi...
Functional outcomes after radiotherapy for early glottic cancer
radiotherapy early glottic cancer
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2015/4/7
This paper discusses the current evidence for functional outcomes following radiotherapy treatment for early glottic cancer and the role of speech pathology intervention. Limited data exists for eithe...
Impact of population screening programs on cancer outcomes
cancer outcomes population screening programs
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2015/4/3
Age-standardised breast cancer mortality fell by around 26% in Australian females in the 15 years following
introduction of the BreastScreen Australia program. The relative contributions of breast s...
NutritioNal maNagemeNt of patieNts with caNcer improves NutritioNal aNd quality of life outcomes
NutritioNal maNagemeNt life outcomes
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2015/4/2
As new anti-cancer therapies continue to evolve it is important that supportive care, including effective nutrition
support, also improves to ensure best patient care and outcomes. Several sets of e...
Overview: Improving outcomes for cancer survivors in Australia
Improving outcomes cancer survivors
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2015/3/30
The most recent national cancer incidence, mortality and
prevalence data was reported in 2008.1
In 2005, for the
first time, there were over 100,000 new cases of cancer
diagnosed in Australia. Th...
DISPARITIES IN CANCER OUTCOMES IN REGIONAL AND RURAL AUSTRALIA
cancer In rural areas Australia
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2015/3/25
Cancer in Australia is largely a positive story. Despite increased incidence rates, which reflect an ageing population,
the corresponding falling age-adjusted death rates and better survival suggest ...
Head and neck cancer:improving outcomes
Head and neck cancer Head
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2015/3/20
Head and neck cancer is the sixth most common cancer
worldwide representing a wide range of malignancies.
This issue of Cancer Forum focuses on mucosal
(non-nasopharyngeal) head and neck squamous ...
The effect of adjuvant chemotherapy on cognitive functioning in early breast cancer: implications for outcomes research and oncology practice
cognitive functioning early breast cancer outcomes research oncology practice
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2015/3/19
Outcomes research is an important focus of public and research policy in Australia. Recent reports of cognitive impairment after chemotherapy for breast cancer have highlighted the emerging importance...
Development of evidence-based clinical practice guidelines for best practice: Towards better outcomes
evidence-based clinical practice guidelines best practice Towards better outcomes
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2015/3/11
Professor Reeve is the recipient of the MOG/Merck, Sharp and Dohme Cancer Achievement Award for 2001. The award recognises outstanding Australian contributions to and achievements in cancer research o...
Prospective Analysis on Survival Outcomes of Nonsmall Cell Lung Cancer Stages over IIIb Treated with HangAm-Dan
Lung neoplasms HangAm-Dan Oriental medicine Overall survival rate Cancer Herb
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2013/12/6
Background and objective Non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC) stages over IIIb still remain as an intractable disease. Survival rate of NSCLC stages over IIIb could be increased through chemotherapy and...
Preoperative body mass index and outcomes of gastric cancer patients
Gastric cancer preoperative body mass index (BMI) outcomes of patients
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2009/7/15
Background: The influence of lower body mass index on the survival in cancer patients has not been fully estimated. While, many studies suggest that body mass index were positively associated with an ...