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More help needed to stop prostate cancer survivors falling into a ‘survivorship abyss’
Study shows majority of men living beyond prostate cancer feel abandoned by clinicians Research from The Daffodil Centre has revealed that many men who survive
Risk of lung cancer increased almost 10-fold among Australians smoking as few as 1-5 cigarettes per day
New evidence reveals cancer risk increases with every cigarette, even for light smokers Today, in advance of World No Tobacco Day, The Daffodil Centre released
Australian women a step closer to doing their own cervical screening tests
Medical Services Advisory Committee approves self-collection for cervical cancer screening The Daffodil Centre and Cancer Council have welcomed a recommendation from the Medical Services Advisory
New research: Breast cancer overdiagnosis, HPV vaccine dosing, and cervical screening during COVID
Latest research by the Breast Cancer Policy and Evaluation and Cervical Cancer and HPV streams have become the first papers to be published featuring The
Addressing the unmet needs of prostate cancer patients
Dr Carolyn Mazariego-Jones has today been awarded a Prostate Cancer Foundation of Australia Young Investigator grant to study the unmet needs of prostate cancer patients and their partners,
Cancer Council NSW and the University of Sydney partner to enhance Australia’s cancer research capacity
The Daffodil Centre will provide policy-makers with critical evidence on cancer control issues in Australia and globally. Cancer Council NSW and the University of Sydney
Join our research team in driving real-world improvement in cancer control
The Daffodil Centre, a joint venture between Cancer Council NSW and the University of Sydney, was officially launched on 30 March 2021. Six newly created
Collaborative cervical cancer program established in the Western Pacific through landmark investment
Researchers from The Daffodil Centre to co-lead major collaborative cervical cancer program The NHMRC-funded Centre of Research Excellence in Cervical Cancer Control (C4) has announced a first-of-its-kind humanitarian and