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As a patient we focus on understanding your individual condition. To do this, your genitourinary cancers doctor will find out:    where your cancer is  where it started (what type of cell)... Read more

Your specialist will work with you to find out what head and neck cancer you have. They will also find out where it started and how far it has progressed.  Your appointment  Please bring all relevant pathology and... Read more

We treat the total person not only the disease. We provide you and your loved ones with support. This support will be available both during your lung cancer treatment and after. Our teams include doctors, nurses, and allied... Read more

Neuroendocrine tumours can occur anywhere in the body but particularly the small intestine, pancreas, lungs, appendix, and rectum.  Victorian Cancer Registry data indicates there were more than 8000 Victorian patients with... Read more

Cervical cancer happens in the cells of the cervix. The cervix is a part of the female sex/reproductive system. It connects the uterus (womb, where a baby grows) and vagina. The cervix is in the lower part of the uterus and... Read more

Uterine (womb) cancer is also known as endometrial cancer. It is the most common gynaecological cancer in Australia.  The uterus is part of a woman’s reproductive system. The uterus is a small, empty space where... Read more