The application of the right treatment for the right patient, at the right dose, and at the right time. Also known as individualised treatment….

A treatment that blocks the body’s natural hormones that help cancer grow. Also called hormone treatment.

When a person does not receive immediate treatment, but instead has their health monitored regularly, with the option of future treatment if necessary….

…on less intensive treatment regimens. What does this mean? Information on a greater than expected number of deaths following treatment can be used to guide clinicians in treatment decisions and patient surveillance to allow early intervention if possible, with the…

Your doctors will run a number of tests to get a diagnosis, see if the cancer has spread to other parts of your body and develop a treatment plan. The tests you have will depend on the type of cancer…

Have you or someone you love been touched by cancer? Help us give hope to Queenslanders affected by cancer by sharing your story. Stories like yours provide comfort and support to others whose lives have been touched by cancer. We…

A protein produced by prostate cells. It may indicate prostate cancer and can be used to monitor its recurrence post treatment….

A psychologist or psychiatrist who has special training and experience in the treatment of psychosocial aspects of cancer….

…it opened in 1991, the Gluyas Rotary Lodge has provided vital access to life saving treatment and support services for more than 5000 regional Queenslanders. CCQ’s six lodges statewide are vital to cancer control – helping us address geograghic barriers…

A patient who stays in hospital while having treatment.