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Breast Cancer Trials

Breast Cancer Trials
Breast Cancer Trials
Breast Cancer
Triple Negative Breast Cancer
Cardio-Oncology
Fear Of Recurrence
Seveterinol
Lotjpa Yapaneyepuk
Sexual Health
Cancer Care
Burnout
Neoadjuvant Therapy
Rosalie Trial
Invasive Lobular Carcinoma
Estrogen Receptor Signaling In Lobular Breast Cancer
Personalized Treatment For Lobular Breast Cancer
Australia and New Zealand Lobular Research Community
Survivorship Care
Androgen Receptor
Shepparton
Melbourne

Breast Cancer Trials is a group of world-leading breast cancer doctors and researchers based in Australia and New Zealand, with a commitment to exploring and finding better treatments for people affected by breast cancer through clinical trials research. The Breast Cancer Trials Podcast is a platform to share the latest in breast cancer research, to share stories and experiences of those who have ... more

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Latest Episodes

Treatment for triple-negative breast cancer has advanced significantly, but challenges remain when, in some cases, the disease returns after treatment.

In this episode, we sit down with Dr Belinda Yeo to explore treatment options for triple-negative... more

Invasive lobular carcinoma is the second most common type of breast cancer, yet there is still much to learn about what makes this disease biologically distinct.

In this episode, we sit down with Associate Professor Amy McCart Reed to explore the m... more

Could Patients with Breast Cancer Safely Skip Radiation & the Potential Side Effects? Inside the ROSALIE Clinical Trial

Could skipping radiation after breast-conserving surgery be safe for some patients? The ROSALIE trial is exploring this possibili... more

Neoadjuvant Now: What's Next in Pre-Surgical Breast Cancer Treatment?

More and more breast cancer patients are now receiving treatment before surgery - but what’s next for this approach? In this episode, we look at how neoadjuvant therapy is changin... more

Next Gen Oncology: Insights for Trainees and Early-Career Clinicians

Are you a trainee or early career professional in oncology looking to connect, learn, and grow?

In this episode, we highlight the Trainee and Early Career Day at the Breast Cance... more

Caring for the Caregivers: Preventing Burnout in Oncology

What happens when the people caring for everyone else are running on empty? In this episode, we sit down with London-based Professor of psycho-oncology, Dame Lesley Fallowfield, to explore bu... more

Intimacy and Insight: Sexual Health After Breast Cancer

Sexual health after breast cancer is a topic too often left in the shadows - yet it profoundly affects quality of life both during and post-diagnosis.

In this episode, Dr Belinda Yeo and Dr V... more

Choosing Your Path & Navigating Difficult Treatment Decisions

What happens when patients say ‘no’ to recommended treatments? The search for alternatives can be confronting for both patients and clinicians. Associate Professor Lesley Stafford explore... more

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Amy McCart Reed
Brisbane-based molecular biologist; Associate Professor
Brisbane, Australia
Episode: What Makes Lobular Breast Cancer Different? Unlocking the Biology of Invasive Lobular Carcinoma
Boon Chua
Melbourne-based radiation oncologist and chair of the Rosalie clinical trial
University of New South Wales (as described in episode)
Episode: Could Patients with Breast Cancer Safely Skip Radiation & the Potential Side Effects? Inside the ROSALIE Clinical Trial
Dr. Javier Cortes
Head of the International Breast Cancer Centre in Barcelona
International Breast Cancer Centre
Episode: Neoadjuvant Now: What's Next in Pre-Surgical Breast Cancer Treatment?
Lesley Fallowfield
London-based Professor of Psycho-Oncology
London-based Professor of Psycho-Oncology; Director of Health Outcomes Research Group at Brighton and Sussex Medical School
Episode: Caring for the Caregivers: Preventing Burnout in Oncology
Lesley Stafford
Melbourne-based clinical psychologist, Associate Professor
Breast Cancer Trials (guest)
Episode: Choosing Your Path & Navigating Difficult Treatment Decisions
Dr. Rachel Dear
Sydney-based medical oncologist
Breast Cancer Trials
Episode: 4CASTING the Future: Innovations in Triple Negative Breast Cancer
Thomas Marwick
Melbourne-based cardiologist and professor with expertise in cardio-oncology
Melbourne-based cardiology / university clinical work
Episode: Listen to Your Heart: Cardiac Care After Breast Cancer
Ben Smith
Sydney-based cancer researcher; Associate Professor; Cancer Institute NSW Career Development Fellow; Senior Implementation Scientist at the Daffodil Centre (joint venture of Sydney University and Cancer Council NSW)
Daffodil Centre, Cancer Institute NSW, University of Sydney
Episode: Facing the Fear: Life After Breast Cancer
Sanjay Warrier
Sydney-based breast surgeon
Breast surgeon in Sydney
Episode: Screening Smarter: Personalised Approaches in Breast Care

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Listen to Your Heart: Cardiac Care After Breast Cancer
Q: How are patients typically monitored during and post-treatment?
Monitoring usually involves regular assessment of cardiac function, most commonly via echocardiograms at baseline and periodically during treatment, with follow-up care managed by primary care and coordinated with oncology and cardiology depending on risk.
Next Gen Oncology: Insights for Trainees and Early-Career Clinicians
Q: Why is it important for the next generation to get involved with breast cancer trials?
Because the today's gold-standard treatments originated from trials, and trainee involvement helps advance research collaborations, improve patient care, and ensure the continued evolution of breast cancer management.
Next Gen Oncology: Insights for Trainees and Early-Career Clinicians
Q: What would you say to someone who's unsure about coming or thinks it might not be relevant to them?
Anyone with an interest in breast cancer should come; there's nothing to lose and plenty to gain, as it helps attendees understand how different specialties interact and how questions from registrars can be answered by experts in other fields.
Next Gen Oncology: Insights for Trainees and Early-Career Clinicians
Q: If someone's never attended before, what can they expect from the day?
There will be lectures, ample opportunities to ask questions, and a stage with complex cases selected by fellows, followed by input from international speakers who participate as part of the panel to address a wide range of subspecialties.
Caring for the Caregivers: Preventing Burnout in Oncology
Q: What are some of the key warning signs that a healthcare worker might be approaching burnout?
Warning signs include disillusionment, reduced pleasure in work, depressed mood, loss of motivation, and a decline in engagement with patients, with those affected often hiding their struggles and lacking obvious internal resources for help within their organization.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Breast Cancer Trials

What is Breast Cancer Trials about and what kind of topics does it cover?

The series centers on cutting-edge breast cancer research, trials, and survivorship, with conversations spanning tumor biology, treatment de-escalation, and emerging technologies that aim to tailor care to individual patients. Episodes frequently feature clinician-scientists discussing neoadjuvant strategies, targeted therapies, and the impact of novel trial designs on outcomes, side effects, and quality of life. A distinctive thread is the Australian and New Zealand research ecosystem, including trial concepts like radiotherapy omission and cardio-oncology survivorship, which broadens the horizon for both clinicians and patients. The show often bridges clinical details with real-world implications, offering practical takeaways for healthca... more

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Recent guests on Breast Cancer Trials include:

1. Amy McCart Reed
2. Boon Chua
3. Dr. Javier Cortes
4. Lesley Fallowfield
5. Lesley Stafford
6. Dr. Rachel Dear
7. Thomas Marwick
8. Ben Smith

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