Prof Declan Murphy recently spoke with Melissa Cunningham – The Age’s health reporter. Recently published in The Sydney Morning Herald. “That lump you can feel in your breast, the blood in the urine, the spot that’s grown quite quickly and is bleeding a bit, get it checked,” Professor Murphy said. ‘The message we want to … Continued
Staying at home has become the new norm. Hand hygiene is critical. And our electronic devices have become vital links to the outside world. But despite these changes, breast cancer is still common and people will continue to be diagnosed with breast cancer and need treatment and ongoing follow-up. Here’s a few ways we are … Continued
It certainly continues to be a very unusual period of time for the entire world, but I am pleased to say that there are now appears to be some clarity about elective surgery, at least during the next few weeks. This is very important for us and for our patients, as CANCER SPECIALISTS is almost … Continued
We are in full telehealth and social distancing mode! #COVID-19 As the daily announcements continue to dramatically change the way we all work and live, we thought that we should give you an update from CANCER SPECIALISTS as we respond to the COVID-19 pandemic. I am really pleased to say that our team are all … Continued
Professor Declan Murphy – Urologist & Director, CANCER SPECIALISTS The coronavirus situation continues to evolve. CANCER SPECIALISTS are aligning with the policies and advice provided on the Victorian Department of Health and Human Services (DHSS) website https://www.dhhs.vic.gov.au/victorian-public-coronavirus-disease-covid-19. This advice is continually updated so please monitor this. We will also continue to update using our Twitter … Continued