Cancer
Cancer has become a major health problem in our global
community and it's expected that 50% of Australians will be
diagnosed with cancer by the age of 85.
Researchers investigating breast, prostate, ovarian, oral and
skin cancer at UQCCR are developing a better understanding of these
diseases.
This research is paving the way for the development of novel or
improved diagnostic technologies, and better methods of
treatment.
is a consultant urologist at RBWH with a longstanding commitments to urological research and the early detection of prostate cancer
investigates the molecular and cellular pathology of breast disease, in particular in breast carcinogenesis
research focuses on developing diagnostics and new treatments for the common complications of pregnancy and the newborn
is program leader of the Oral Cancer Research Group. Aims to improve diagnostic and prognostic practices in the management of oral cancer.
aims to identify & assess the potential impact of new tobacco control strategies to accelerate the decline in smoking prevalence
aims to understand important physiological and disease processes in skin biology
researches cancer genetics; neurodegenerative disease; & therapeutic potential of snake venom proteins
researchs delineation of osteal macrophage function in the bone microenvironment: dual roles in bone dynamics & stem cell niches
investigates mechanisms of behaviour & improving outcome in invasive lobular carcinoma of the breast
