The Cancer Meets its Match podcast is for those diagnosed with challenging cancers, their families and carers. The podcast series features conversations with cl...
Episode 3: Real Stories from Those Who Have Had CGP
Featuring Emily Lahey, Beth Ivimey, and Caitlin Delaney. Real Stories from Those Who Have Had CGP provides personal experiences from those who have received Comprehensive Genomic Profiling (CGP). The episode discusses what it was like, how it’s helped them, what questions they would encourage people to ask and the importance of self-advocacy.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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Episode 2: Inside Omico’s Cancer Screening Program (CaSP)
Featuring Associate Professor Mandy Ballinger, Deputy Director at the UNSW Centre for Molecular Oncology and Head of Cohorts at Omico, and Laura Manual, Program Manager, UNSW Centre for Molecular Oncology. Inside Omico’s Cancer Screening Program (CaSP) explores the CaSP screening program. It covers what the process involves; how those diagnosed with challenging cancers can get onto it, and how to raise it with your cancer doctor – if it's not been discussed.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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Episode 1: Genomics & Cancer Unzipped (The Basics)
Featuring Professor David Thomas, Chief Science and Strategy Officer, Omico, and Dr Damien Kee, Consultant Medical Oncologist, The Austin Hospital and Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre. Genomics & Cancer Unzipped (The Basics) covers the fundamentals - taking a deep dive into comprehensive genomic profiling – what it is, why it’s important and what it involves.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
The Cancer Meets its Match podcast is for those diagnosed with challenging cancers, their families and carers. The podcast series features conversations with clinical experts, researchers and advocacy professionals, as well as patients and family members to help demystify genomics and precision oncology. The series by Omico has been created in Australia for Australians, offering insights tailored to the local situation. They may however also provide valuable knowledge for anyone around the world seeking to deepen their understanding of precision oncology. Download the patient information booklet from the patients & family’s section of the Omico website –www.omico.com.au.
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