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University of Sydney congratulates Professor Karen Canfell, Companion of the Order of Australia
Daffodil Centre Director wins highest merit award for ‘eminent service to medicine as an epidemiologist, particularly through cancer research, to tertiary education, and as a
‘No better time than now’ to move forward on breast cancer screening
Final ‘ROSA’ report a key piece for BreastScreen reviewA new Australian Government funded report on optimising breast cancer screening should be a catalyst for embedding
An international group of researchers find differences in ovarian cancer risk factors by racial and ethnic groups
Researchers conducted an international study of more than 11,000 ovarian cancer cases found selected ovarian cancer risk factors vary for women of different racial and
Ovarian Cancer researchers recognised as pioneers and emerging leaders
Daffodil Centre researchers awarded at ANZGOG Annual Scientific MeetingExperts across the field of gynae oncology convened at the Australia New Zealand Gynaecological Oncology Group (ANZGOG)
Involving the community in our research
The Daffodil Centre’s 2024 Symposium, “Standing side by side: Involving the community in our research”, explored the invaluable role of the community in shaping the
Will healthcare disruptions during COVID increase long-term bowel cancer burden?
A modelling study on the COVID-related disruptions to colorectal cancer screening, diagnosis, and treatment in Australia and Canada COVID-19 disrupted cancer control worldwide, impacting preventative
The Sick-Quitter Effect: Alcohol-related death has been underestimated over the past 30 years
New research led by the Daffodil Centre, a joint venture between Cancer Council NSW and the University of Sydney, has identified that alcohol may cause
New research shows licensed venues clinging to cigarette vending machines
One hundred years after the introduction of cigarette vending machines in Australia, new research shows that businesses have no plans to consign them to history.
New research shows cancer is expected to remain the leading cause of premature death in Australia over next 25 years
Total of 1.58 million premature deaths from cancer projected New research by the Daffodil Centre predicts that unless there are changes in health policy and
Research impact: how economic analysis informs lung cancer screening policy
While prevention through tobacco control remains the primary investment in further reducing mortality rates due to lung cancer, earlier detection also has great potential to