Show Notes
Send us Fan Mail Welcome back to The Oncology Journal Club podcast — our favourite episode of the year! Hosted by Professor Craig Underhill, Dr Kate Clarke and Professor Christopher Jackson. The team reflect on the achievements of 2025, highlighting key developments, initiatives and papers that have made — and will continue to make — a real impact on clinical practice. As CJ says, it’s a privilege to work in what is the “single most innovative and thoughtful field in all of medicine” — and we...
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Send us Fan Mail In this episode of The Oncology Journal Club, we take a wide-ranging look at the latest oncology research, exploring treatment strategies for deficient mismatch repair (dMMR) metastatic colorectal cancer, new evidence on organ preservation in early rectal cancer, updated ASCO recommendations for advanced non-small cell lung cancer and the potential impact of proton pump inhibitors on immunotherapy outcomes. The team also tackle a range of Quick Bites, including the impl...
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Send us Fan Mail The September changes to Australia's PBS will have a wide and lasting impact on the oncology treatment landscape. Rachael Babin from the Oncology Network sits down with Professor Craig Underhill to translate the latest Australian Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme (PBS) oncology and haematology listings into what clinicians actually need: who’s eligible, what the key trials show and what to watch for once the script is written. This month we unpack three significant PBS dev...
Send us Fan Mail PBS listings can radically reshape practice and the August changes are all about precision. Rachael Babin from the Oncology Network sits down with Professor Craig Underhill to translate the latest Australian Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme (PBS) oncology and haematology listings into what clinicians actually need: who’s eligible, what the key trials show and what to watch for once the script is written. We start with vorasidenib, newly listed for IDH mutant astrocytoma...