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The Daffodil Centre: Recent submissions

    • Long-term Psychological and Quality-of-life Effects of Active Surveillance and Watchful Waiting After Diagnosis of Low-risk Localised Prostate Cancer 

      Egger S; Calopedos RJ; O'Connell DL; Chambers SK; Woo HH; Smith DP
      Published 2018
      Background Long-term psychological well-being and quality-of-life are important considerations when deciding whether to undergo active treatment for low-risk localised prostate cancer. Objective To assess the long-term ...
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    • Menopausal Hormone Therapy use and breast cancer risk in Australia: Findings from the New South Wales Cancer Lifestyle and EvAluation of Risk (CLEAR) study 

      Salagame U; Banks E; Sitas F; Canfell K
      Published 2015
      Randomised controlled trials and large scale observational studies have found that current use of Menopausal Hormone Therapy (MHT) is associated with an increased risk of breast cancer; this risk is higher for oestrogen- ...
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    • Lung cancer. In: Bishop JF, ed. Cancer Facts: A Concise oncology Text 

      Supramaniam R; Armstrong BK
      Published 1999
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    • Modeling the Adenoma and Serrated Pathway to Colorectal Cancer (ASCCA) 

      Greuter MJ; Xu XM; Lew JB; Dekker E; Kuipers EJ; Canfell K; Meijer GA; Coupé VMH
      Published 2014
      Several colorectal cancer (CRC) screening models have been developed describing the progression of adenomas to CRC. Currently, there is increasing evidence that serrated lesions can also develop into CRC. It is not clear ...
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    • National Cervical Screening Programme Monitoring Report 43 1 January to 30 June 2015 

      Smith MA; Edwards S; Rumlee L; Canfell K
      Published 2016
      Report, Research
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