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CanForum 2024 is set to unite patients, leaders and oncology experts for a big thinking and problem-solving initiative on August 20th at Parliament House in Canberra.
Join in-person or online to discuss the latest opportunities and challenges in providing the best care to people diagnosed with cancer. Learn more: rarecancers.org.au/page/178/…
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👉 #RadiationTherapy delivers huge bang for 💸 as a cancer treatment
👉#Radiationtherapy accounts for only 6c per $1 spent on cancer treatments whilst contributing to HALF of all cancer cures 🙌
👉 As medical costs skyrocket, #Radiationtherapy remains incredibly cost-effective ⚡️
What I learned in 🇨🇱 today … $5mill = one #radiotherapy machine☢️, can treat 10k patients. $5mill = 135 patients worth of trastuzumab. 🧐
@TheLancetOncol - tinyurl.com/6bry9a2a “an essential pillar in multi-D oncology…an inexpensive modality” - 👏🏽 well said @TargetingCancer
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This February, our team proudly wears #TealRibbons representing our collective commitment to raising awareness and showing solidarity with those affected by #OvarianCancer
👉 Join us – buy and wear a teal ribbon from @OvarianCancerOz #OvarianCancerAwarenessMonth
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Global Heart Hub's Neil Johnson is thrilled to support our Affiliate Tanya Hall @hearts4heart at the launch of #HeartValveDisease Week in Australia! This week, Hearts4heart is supporting free stethoscope check events at hospitals in New South Wales + Victoria! #ListenToYourHeart
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It’s #ShinglesAwarenessWeek (26 Feb–3 Mar). Shingles can be a painful and potentially debilitating condition. About one in three people will develop #shingles in their lifetime.*
Shingles is most common in people aged 50 and over, and those with a weakened immune system.*
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Neuroendocrine cancer frequently camouflages itself. Its vague symptoms can be often misdiagnosed. Could your patient have neuroendocrine cancer (NETs)? Consider the grey area, know the symptoms, and investigate for NETs today. #LetsTalkAboutNETs #NeuroendocrineCancer
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I heard a new one the other day. Salt, not sugar (glucose), causes T2D 🤣
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To celebrate @WearitPurple Day, we hosted a breakfast event at the @VicPrideCentre in Melbourne.
This was a great opportunity for us to unite with our colleagues and amplify our support for the LGBTQIA+ youth community.
To learn more, visit: bit.ly/3D7Xscj
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We’re excited to share that we have launched our new employee resource group for racial & cultural diversity – EMBRACE.
To mark this, our team spoke with author Karen Loon about the importance of fostering cultural diversity in the workplace. Thank you Karen for joining us!
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Our #GSKGradResearcher program, supported by @MTPConnect_AUS, provides early career researchers like Dr James Cooney with the opportunity to expand their professional skillset.
Listen below as James reflects on why he jumped at the chance to join the #GSKGrad23 cohort.
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Through the GSK Award for Research Excellence, we are proud to have collaborated with an inspiring list of individual researchers and duos.
Know someone who deserves recognition? Nominate your colleague to support their research!
bit.ly/447tEIT
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Over the last 43 years, the GSK Award for Research Excellence has been elevating the visibility of Australian researchers. Hear from past winners about why they would encourage the medical research community to nominate their peers for the 2023 #GSKARE.
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Have you ever asked your GP for a heart health check? This simple test that can detect Australia's leading cause of death may be removed from the MBS completely. It's critical the test becomes a permanent component of our health system. Show your support: bit.ly/40pHnJ2
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Are you working to prevent suicide in your community?
Navigating and distilling complex data, research and information can be daunting, but our team of implementation experts are ready to help you find effective, community-led solutions.
#SuicidePrevention
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Thank you @worldheartfed and @mqueiroga2, Former Minister of Health of Brazil, for supporting hearts4heart to raise awareness about heart valve disease. A small conversation can go a long way!
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#HeartValveDisease is a serious and common condition where the valves in the heart do not open or close properly, which can cause symptoms such as chest pain, and shortness of breath. Watch the video to find out more and spread the word by sharing it with your friends!
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Did you know #concussion is the most common sports-related injury requiring hospitalisation in Australia?
This article from @theage looks at rising concussion rates in community football, read more here: theage.com.au/interactive/20…
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“It has been important for me to align my work with the purpose of improving health outcomes for patients.”
Reflecting on her time in the GSK Graduate Researcher Program, Dr Neelam Shah shares her journey from academia to industry via @sciencemeetsbiz: sciencemeetsbusiness.com.au/…
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Each year we recognise the outstanding work of #medicalresearchers who are advancing #globalhealth. The breakthrough research of 2022 #GSKARE winner Professor Chenevix-Trench @QIMRBerghofer will no doubt inspire the next generation of Australian medical researchers.
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We’re one month away from announcing the #GSKARE2022 winner. The Australian medical research community deserves recognition for its ground-breaking work and innovation, and we are a step closer to celebrating another outstanding home-grown medical researcher. @ResAustralia
