Today is World Cancer Research Day.

We want to say thank you to our 16,800+ trial participants who have participated in our clinical trials, helping researchers to find new and improved treatments and preventions for breast cancer. #trialssavelives

Breast cancer is the most diagnosed cancer in the world. Learn more about the latest breast cancer statistics & our past year of research achievements, in our latest Annual Report: ar22.breastcancertrials.org.au

An amazing conference & fantastic exchange of ideas! DCIS is an opportunity to rethink and understand how to prevent breast cancer. I hope this will be a biennial event that includes screening, prevention, and DCIS as they are inextricably linked. BreastCancerTrials AACR

Breast Cancer Trials Research Blog has been voted in the top 15 Best Australian Clinical Research Blogs and Websites, well done team BCT!

The DIAmOND clinical trial has been developed by our researchers to identify a new immunotherapy treatment option for patients with metastatic HER2 positive breast cancer. Learn more: breastcancertrials.org.au/current-clinic…

Congratulations to Gosford Hospital in enrolling the first participant on the DECRESCENDO clinical trial! DECRESCENDO hopes to identify a new treatment program to minimise chemotherapy side effects for patients. breastcancertrials.org.au/trials/decresc…

This International Day of Charity we want to say thank you to our generous supporters and donors, who help make our research possible. Together, let’s stop breast cancer threatening the lives, hopes and dreams of all those affected by breast cancer.
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FINER is looking at a new treatment for individuals with metastatic ER-positive, HER2 negative breast cancer, to find out if cancer will remain under control for longer in patients given ipatasertib and fulvestrant, compared with standard treatment. breastcancertrials.org.au/trials/finer/

Thank you BreastCancerTrials for spotlighting Dr. Esserman and her important trials: WISDOM and I-SPY! Hear what she has to say at: youtube.com/watch?v=mVXm-I…

The 2023 Robert Sutherland Award applications are now open. This award recognises Translational Researchers and their achievements and contributions to improved patient outcomes as well as scientific excellence. breastcancertrials.org.au/research/the-r…

Katharine and Skye both carry the BRCA-1 gene mutation, and are participants in the BRCA-P trial, testing the effectiveness of a drug called denosumab in preventing breast cancer for these women. To find out more about Katharine and Skye's stories, visit: youtube.com/watch?v=Mbqf_w…

BRCA-P is a world-first clinical trial, aiming to prevent breast cancer in women with a BRCA1 gene mutation, who have not had a diagnosis of breast cancer. Learn more: breastcancertrials.org.au/current-clinic…

During BCT's 43rd ASM, we recorded interviews with International Guest Speakers on their research. Hope Rugo is a Professor of Medicine in the Division of Hematology & Oncology. Click the link below to access our blog and podcast with Professor Hope Rugo. bit.ly/3QLe9zl

BreastCancerTrials research program involves national and international clinical trials bringing together 820 researchers across 109 institutions. Visit ClinTrial Refer to search BreastCancerTrials trials today. #trialssavelives #breastcancer #clinicaltrials

During BCT's 43rd ASM, we recorded interviews with International Guest Speakers on their research. Hiroji Iwata is the Vice Director & Chief of Breast Oncology, Aichi Cancer Center Hospital. Click the link below to watch Professor Hiroji Iwata’s video.

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During BCT's 43rd ASM, we recorded interviews with International Guest Speakers on their research. Charlotte Coles is a Professor of Breast Cancer Clinical Oncology at the University of Cambridge. Click the link to watch Professor Charlotte Coles’ video.

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During BCT's 43rd ASM, we recorded interviews with International Guest Speakers on their research. Ann Partridge MD, MPH is a Professor of Medicine & Vice Chair of Medical Oncology. Click the link below to watch Professor Ann Partridge's video.

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2022 Clinical Fellow, Michelle Sinclair, is a psychologist and psycho-oncology researcher who is examining the role that breast cancer treatment plays in the development of fear of recurrence, and the impact that this has on a patient's quality of life. youtube.com/watch?v=_ZWshg…

Applications for BCT’s Fellowship Program close 9am Monday 22 August. Fellowships are aimed at early career researchers with qualifications in the disciplines of medical oncology, pathology, psychology, radiation oncology, radiology or surgery.
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