Mammogram, ultrasound or breast MRI: Which breast scan is right for you? | Dr Dilanka De Silva
For women considering breast screening, the right imaging test depends on much more than simply choosing between mammography, ultrasound and […]
Breast cancer
Triple-positive breast cancer: What happens next? | Dr Dilanka De Silva
Who this is for This article is for you if: You have recently been told you have triple-positive breast cancer.
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
Why hormone therapy stops working after CDK4/6 — and what we do instead | Dr Dilanka De Silva
Who this is for This page is for people with hormone receptor–positive, HER2-negative advanced or metastatic breast cancer whose cancer
Early breast cancer in Melbourne: how treatment decisions are made today | Dr Dilanka De Silva
Who this is for This page is for people who have recently been diagnosed with early-stage breast cancer — cancer
TAILORx: when chemotherapy can safely be avoided in early breast cancer | Dr Dilanka De Silva
Who this is for This page is for people with hormone receptor–positive, HER2-negative early breast cancer who have been told
RxPONDER: when chemotherapy can be avoided in some node-positive breast cancers | Dr Dilanka De Silva
Who this is for This page is for people with hormone receptor–positive, HER2-negative early breast cancer that has spread to