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Lessons from the renewal of the National Cervical Screening Program in Australia

Megan Smith, Ian Hammond, Marion Saville

Published 31 July 2019

IN PRACTICE

Factors contributing to low readiness and capacity of culturally diverse participants to use the Australian national bowel screening kit

Lyn Phillipson, Leissa Pitts, Julie Hall, Tameika Tubaro

Published 6 March 2019

RESEARCH

Support for food policy initiatives is associated with knowledge of obesity-related cancer risk factors

Wendy Watson, Marianne Weber, Clare Hughes, Lyndal Wellard, Kathryn Chapman

Published 7 December 2017

RESEARCH

Retrospective comparison of Australia’s Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme claims data with prescription data in HER2-positive early breast cancer patients, 2008–2012

Carole Harris, Benjamin Daniels, Robyn L Ward, Sallie-Anne Pearson

Published 7 December 2017

RESEARCH

Knowledge of colorectal cancer risk factors and screening recommendations: a cross-sectional study of regional Australian general practice patients

Natalie Dodd, Mariko Carey, Elise Mansfield

Published 7 December 2017

BRIEF REPORTS

Communicating with the public about the risks of naturally occurring asbestos

Claire Hooker, Adam Capon, Isabel MR Hess

Published 7 December 2017

IN PRACTICE

Identifying research priorities to improve cancer control for Indigenous Australians

Bronwyn A Morris, Kate Anderson, Joan Cunningham, Gail Garvey

Published 11 October 2017

RESEARCH

Assessing the efficacy of cancer screening

Gemma Jacklyn, Katy Bell, Andrew Hayen

Published 26 July 2017

IN PRACTICE

Clinical consultations and investigations before and after discontinuation of endocrine therapy in women with primary breast cancer

Derrick Lopez, Anna Kemp-Casey, Christobel Saunders, Elizabeth Roughead, Frances Boyle, Max Bulsara, David Preen

Published 26 July 2017

RESEARCH

What is overdiagnosis and why should we take it seriously in cancer screening?

Stacy M Carter, Alexandra Barratt

Published 26 July 2017

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Searching content for cancer in Topics

Lessons from the renewal of the National Cervical Screening Program in Australia

Factors contributing to low readiness and capacity of culturally diverse participants to use the Australian national bowel screening kit

Support for food policy initiatives is associated with knowledge of obesity-related cancer risk factors

Retrospective comparison of Australia’s Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme claims data with prescription data in HER2-positive early breast cancer patients, 2008–2012

Knowledge of colorectal cancer risk factors and screening recommendations: a cross-sectional study of regional Australian general practice patients

Communicating with the public about the risks of naturally occurring asbestos

Identifying research priorities to improve cancer control for Indigenous Australians

Assessing the efficacy of cancer screening

Clinical consultations and investigations before and after discontinuation of endocrine therapy in women with primary breast cancer

What is overdiagnosis and why should we take it seriously in cancer screening?

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