10 Years of Peter Mac's Lea Medal | Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre
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This Friday is World Cancer Day. It is a time to reflect on the impact of cancer. With your help, we can reduce that impact. Our dedicated cancer researchers are determined to discover cancer cures and develop more effective treatments with fewer side effects. Together we can make a difference in the fight against cancer. Donate today at donate.petermac.org.au/ | Peter MacCallum Cancer Foundation
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This Friday is World Cancer Day. It is a time to reflect on the impact of cancer. With your help, we can reduce that impact. Our dedicated cancer researchers are determined to discover cancer cures and develop more effective treatments with fewer side effects. Together we can make a difference in the fight against cancer. Donate today at donate.petermac.org.au/ | Peter MacCallum Cancer Foundation
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RMH and Peter MacCallum Cancer Foundation neuro-oncologist Professor Mark Rosenthal has seen how devastating brain cancer can be to patients and loved ones. Working tirelessly in brain cancer research, he's unfortunately seen only two new drugs come out to combat brain cancer in his 20 year career. In this video, he speaks about the Brain Cancer Centre's new, innovative approach, bringing together some of the brightest minds in the research and clinical space. "The Brain Cancer Centre offers a s
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RMH and Peter MacCallum Cancer Foundation neuro-oncologist Professor Mark Rosenthal has seen how devastating brain cancer can be to patients and loved ones. Working tirelessly in brain cancer research, he's unfortunately seen only two new drugs come out to combat brain cancer in his 20 year career. In this video, he speaks about the Brain Cancer Centre's new, innovative approach, bringing together some of the brightest minds in the research and clinical space. "The Brain Cancer Centre offers a s
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Cancer patients are among the most at risk from the coronavirus. Our researchers are urgently working to discover new treatments and help give every cancer patient the chance of surviving this pandemic. But they need your help. donate.petermac.org.au/help | Peter MacCallum Cancer Foundation
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Cancer patients are among the most at risk from the coronavirus. Our researchers are urgently working to discover new treatments and help give every cancer patient the chance of surviving this pandemic. But they need your help. donate.petermac.org.au/help | Peter MacCallum Cancer Foundation
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β€œThank you to everyone who has supported the Peter Mac Foundation this year. We all really appreciate it. I just wanted to say Merry Christmas, and everyone have a safe and happy new year.” More about Michael: give.petermac.org/thanks | Peter MacCallum Cancer Foundation
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Today marks 67 years since Peter Mac was founded. Hear an inspiring message from Jim Farrell, a patient of ours over many decades. Jim talks about his care at Peter Mac, the future and life as a cancer survivor. Our patients inspire us every day to develop better treatments, better care and cures for cancer. | Peter MacCallum Cancer Foundation
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Meet our Oncology Researchers! Peter Mac is the home of Australia’s largest cancer research group. And because they’re embedded within a hospital, our researchers ride in the lifts with patients and their loved ones. This is an incredible driver and inspires them daily. Peter Mac provides a unique opportunity for researchers to take their lab findings to patients via clinical trials to help find new and better treatments for cancer. In this video you hear from some of our leading Oncology Resear
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β€œBig thanks to everyone who’s donated to Peter Mac research this Christmas. Your support means we can make greater discoveries to help cancer patients all over the world.” – A message from Associate Professor Ben Tran, Medical Oncologist at Peter Mac. Read more about Ben's work here: foundation.petermac.org/ben_christmas | Peter MacCallum Cancer Foundation
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Every day, teams of volunteers come to Peter Mac to help us provide the best possible care for patients and their carers. Our volunteer services include everything from helping new patients navigate their way to their first appointments, to providing toiletry bags to patients staying overnight, to supporting patients with headwear and a wig service. Today we honour our volunteers for all that they do. For more information about the services our volunteers provide or to find out about volunteerin
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Run Melbourne 2023 is fast approaching! For a little extra fundraising motivation, PhD candidate and Peter Mac researcher, Jack Chan has a special message for you. | Peter MacCallum Cancer Foundation
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β€œI’d shaved all my hair off because it was falling out… At one point I was so thin I could see my bones.” - Britney Britney is about as delightful a young person as you could hope to meet. Hearing her speak about her cancer with acceptance and clarity speaks volumes about her resilient personality. From the discovery of the bone cancer in her knee, through the treatment, it was an incredibly hard ride for Britney. Even still, she gave nothing but positivity and humour the whole time: β€œWe joked i
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New Peter Mac research out today in the journal Cell has revealed a new way to kill cancer cells in acute myeloid leukaemia (AML), one of the most aggressive and hard-to-treat blood cancers. The team from the Kats Lab found that AML cells β€” especially the stem cells that drive relapse β€” rely on a common molecule called heme to survive and multiply. When this process is blocked, the hashtag#cancer cells die through a newly identified form of cell death known as cuproptosis. β€œWe’ve uncovered a fun
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Peter Mac has a new home but we are still Peter Mac with the same people providing the very best in cancer treatment and care - as we have for the past 65 years. Construction of our new home started in 2012. Watch how it has come to life, culminating in the commencement of full patient services at the new Peter Mac today. | Peter MacCallum Cancer Foundation
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Immunotherapy is emerging as a game-changer in cancer treatment. Our team describes this revolution in cancer care, which has been a focus of Peter Mac’s research for over 15 years. We’re now expanding to develop immune-based therapies for childhood cancers working with the Murdoch Children’s Research Institute as part of the Zero Childhood Cancer initiative, and with the support of our Tour de Cure Peter Mac Ride participants. A new research lab dedicated to immunotherapy, led by our Executive
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Every minute matters for Maria. Two years ago, Maria received the worst news. She was diagnosed with multiple myeloma β€” a cancer that currently has no cure. Her immediate concern was for her children. β€œMy kids not having a mum. That was my biggest fear.” Right now, only half of all people diagnosed with multiple myeloma survive beyond 5 years. It’s why the research being carried out at Peter Mac is critical and why your support is so important. Your donation will help accelerate the life-saving
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Peter Mac is establishing a new centre to provide CAR T-cell therapy - The Centre of Excellence in Cellular Immunotherapy. CAR T-cell therapy involves removing a patient’s T-cells, re-engineering them in a lab and delivering them back into the body to attack and kill the cancer cells. The creation of the Centre of Excellence in Cellular Immunotherapy now means that Australian patients can have their cells manufactured in Australia and not be reliant on shipping the cells to the United States for
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In June we shared the story of a Peter Mac patient named Michael and his experience of being diagnosed with bowel cancer at only 28 years of age. The response to his story was truly heart-warming with so many well wishes and messages of support coming in for Michael. In this video, Michael has kindly provided us with an update on how he is progressing and what life after cancer is looking life for him - including a wedding and a new home! Watch the video to see where Michael is at now. Thank you
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The more you know about cancer, the better your chance of beating it. With great advice from our Peter Mac experts, we’ll show you how some simple lifestyle changes can make a real difference. | Peter MacCallum Cancer Foundation
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The more you know about cancer, the better your chance of beating it. | Peter MacCallum Cancer Foundation
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Prevent. Detect. Act. The more you know about cancer, the better your chance of beating it. This guide could make a life-saving difference to you and your loved ones. With great advice from our Peter Mac experts, we’ll show you how some simple lifestyle changes can make a real difference. | Peter MacCallum Cancer Foundation
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From concept to clinical trial, cancer research is painstaking work. Peter Mac’s Professor John Seymour describes how Melbourne researchers and doctors at the Walter and Eliza Hall Institute, Royal Melbourne Hospital and Peter Mac worked with US industry partners to develop a stunningly successful new treatment for blood cancers. He says Peter Mac’s move into its new home within the VCCC building will help to accelerate the advancements that are now being made in cancer research and care. With y
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Today marks a major step forward for precision medicine in Australia. Peter Mac is proud to announce the installation of cutting-edge @gehealthcare total body PET/CT technology β€” and the launch of two pioneering research centres made possible through $15 million in new grants and funding support. With $12 million in generous funding from the @cancer_researchau alongside vital contributions from the @nationalimagingfacility and @unimelb ,we have established the 𝗔𝗖π—₯𝗙 π—–π—²π—»π˜π—Ώπ—² 𝗳𝗼𝗿 π—”π—±π˜ƒ
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1 in 2 Australians will be diagnosed with cancer by the age of 85. There is so much you can do to reduce your chances of a cancer diagnosis. 1 in 3 cancers is preventable. Knowing the lifestyle choices that can impact your health is of vital importance. Download our free guide! Click here >> https://bit.ly/2TdNGR8 | Peter MacCallum Cancer Foundation
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Peter Mac's Professor Grant McArthur talks with the team at ABC News Breakfast on the importance of Aussies protecting their skin from harmful UV rays – including seeking shade. We’d love your support sharing this important health message. | Peter MacCallum Cancer Foundation
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1 in 3 cancers is preventable. Here are 3 things you can do: 1. Get our FREE cancer information guide 2. Make simple lifestyle changes 3. Reduce your risk of getting cancer | Peter MacCallum Cancer Foundation
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