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Health & Medicine

The future of cancer is very personal

Precision medicine allows us to develop treatments for a specific disease in one person. But we must ensure all Australians can access these benefits

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Health & Medicine

Following cancer’s status updates

Developing cancer tumours shed microscopic amounts of information into our bloodstream and deciphering these messages provides new ways to diagnose and treat it

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Health & Medicine

Our genetic strength in numbers

By combining global datasets, researchers can give more people access to genomic medicine, personalised treatment and knowledge of human DNA and disease

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Health & Medicine

Will Australia be left behind in the cancer genomics revolution?

Australia’s world-class medical research has transformed cancer care, but patients may not see the benefits of new genetic testing without new funding models

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