News Archive
Study reveals factors that influence participation in bowel cancer screening
A new, Australian-first study by Cancer Council NSW has shed light on the factors that influence whether or not someone participates in bowel cancer screening. The analysis of almost 100,000 people showed that smokers, disadvantaged groups and those with non-English speaking backgrounds were among the groups less likely to access screening.
Never had a Pap smear? Now there’s a DIY option for you
OPINION: This month sees the end of Pap smears every two years for women aged 18-69 and the start of a new screening regime for cervical cancer.
Streamlined genetic tests and respiratory risks for premature babies
As demand for genetic counselling skyrockets, UNSW researchers are leading a nationwide program to train oncology specialists in how to offer genetic tests to women diagnosed with ovarian cancer.
NSW Premier's Awards for Outstanding Cancer Research
Hosted by the Cancer Institute NSW, the Awards honour the achievements of the individuals and teams that work across the cancer research sector to lessen the impact of cancer for the people of NSW.
Congratulations to Professor David Goldstein, Winner of the Professor Rob Sutherland AO Make a Difference Award and Ms Rebecca Poulos, Winner of Rising Star PhD Candidate Award.
Call for abstracts – UNSW Medicine Learning & Teaching forum 15 November 2017
Call for abstracts – UNSW Medicine Learning & Teaching forum
Medicine’s 2017 Learning & Teaching forum will be held on Friday 1 December from 9am to 2 pm in WW G02 Wallace Wurth Bldg (Kensington).
POWH Best Teacher Awards 2017
The Prince of Wales Clinical School is pleased to announce the winners for our annual Best Teacher Awards 2017.
Best Consultant: Dr Arvin Damodaran
Best Registrar: Dr Ben Ng
Best Intern/JMO: Dr Mominah Bhatti
POWCS Teacher of the Year: Dr Ann Marie Bosco
POWCS Award: Dr Ralph Stanford
Congratulations to all the winners!
Hip fracture research receives Health Services Research Award
A web-based audit of hip fracture care and secondary fracture prevention has been recognised as an important contribution to health services research.
Congratulations to new Associate Professors
The staff and students of the Prince of Wales Clinical School congratulate Dr Jason Wong, Lowy Cancer Research Centre, and Dr James McAuley, NeuRA, on their promotions to Associate Professor. These changes will take effect from 1 January 2018.
POWCS PhD student recognised with Young Investigator Award for kidney disease research
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UNSW PhD student, Dr Adeniyi Borire’s research contributions have been recognised with the American Association of Neuromuscular and Electrodiagnostic Medicine (AANEM) 2017 Golseth Young Investigator Award. |