My MRI was normal, but my PSA is still high. Should I have another MRI? | Dr Dilanka De Silva
An elevated PSA after a normal MRI can be reassuring and confusing at the same time. A previous MRI may
My PSA is rising after prostate cancer treatment, but my PSMA PET scan is negative. Should I start hormone therapy? | Dr Dilanka De Silva
Rising PSA after prostate cancer treatment can be worrying, especially when a PSMA PET scan is negative. The next step
My colon cancer has stopped responding to chemotherapy. Are there any new treatments available? | Dr Dilanka De Silva
New treatments for stage 4 colon cancer are being studied for patients whose disease has stopped responding to standard chemotherapy.
Why did my friend with stage IV bowel cancer receive different treatment than me? | Dr Dilanka De Silva
Who this is for Stage IV bowel cancer treatment is no longer the same for every patient. Molecular testing, the
My Colon Cancer Was Completely Removed. Do I Still Need Chemotherapy? | Dr Dilanka De Silva
Who this is for Stage II colon cancer chemotherapy is not routinely needed for every patient after surgery. The decision
Stage III colon cancer: what else can I do to reduce the chance of my cancer coming back? | Dr Dilanka De Silva
Who this is for Stage III colon cancer recurrence is one of the greatest concerns for patients after surgery. Chemotherapy
BRCA1 genetic testing in Melbourne: Can it change triple-negative breast cancer treatment? | Dr Dilanka De Silva
Who this article is for This article is for you if: You have recently been diagnosed with breast cancer. You
I was taught that liver metastases often meant chemotherapy. The evidence changed my mind | Dr Dilanka De Silva
Who this is for “My breast cancer has spread to my liver and lungs. My doctor says it is incurable.
Can denosumab reduce the risk of breast cancer coming back? What every high-risk breast cancer patient should know | Dr Dilanka De Silva
Who this is for Denosumab and breast cancer recurrence are often discussed together, but the evidence is not straightforward. This
Is there a “best” type of breast cancer? Why small HER2-positive breast cancer can have an excellent prognosis | Dr Dilanka De Silva
Who this is for Small HER2-positive breast cancer can have an excellent prognosis with modern treatment. You have been diagnosed