Graham Mann

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  • Chair of the University of Sydney Cancer Research Network and Associate Dean of Research at the Sydney Medical School, University of Sydney
The genes are not genetic faults or causes of cancer, but markers which each predict small increments in cancer risk. Image from shutterstock.com

Closing in on genetic variants for breast, ovarian and prostate cancer

Fron Jackson-Webb, The Conversation

A team of international researchers, including a number of Australian scientists, have identified 74 new areas of the genome that can increase a person’s risk of developing breast, prostate and ovarian…
The best way to guard against skin cancer remains covering up - and using sun screen. Flickr/neloqua

Can Vitamin A reduce the risk of skin cancer in women?

Justin Norrie, The Conversation

A study that suggests vitamin A could reduce the risk of melanoma should be treated with caution, according to Australian cancer experts who say the results are inconclusive and involve potentially toxic…

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