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Kate’s Story Royal Melbourne Hospital Head of Neurosurgery Associate Professor Kate Drummond toyed with the idea of teaching and science before finding her way into medicine. Born and bred in Sydney, she credits her parents for inspiring her academic achievement, with their never-ending encouragement instilling a firm belief she could do anything. And while brain
1. All breast cancer patients have the same type of treatment. Different patients respond differently to treatments, and the sequence and type of treatment should always be tailored to the individual. One person’s treatment plan and experience is very unlikely to be the same as that of a friend, relative or colleague. There are many
ST has signed a third license agreement with Spanish partner PharmaMar, providing Australian patients the opportunity to access a globally-recognised sarcoma therapy. Click for more.
“Sometimes life guides us to where we will be the most impactful or where we will be the most fulfilled. Sometimes, that is the same place.” Alexandra Stewart had forged a professional career as an orthoptist and was studying forensic science at university when she was diagnosed with breast cancer – just nine weeks before
Collaborate: We work closely with our global business partners and take care of their products as if they were our own. We also manage complex regulatory landscapes in our regions. Here’s Ulrich Kosciessa from photonamic GmbH discussing our successful partnership. Click on the image above to view.
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On Mother’s Day 2019 we recognise the Mothers and Daughters who face a breast cancer diagnosis together. Janet and Julie Kesby have both been diagnosed twice and have supported each other all the way. Both are well at the moment and say their bond was always good; now it’s unbreakable. They shared their stories
March 8 is International Women’s Day. Today, we recognise the clinicians, patients and our colleagues whose stories always inspire us to be better at work, and in life. We know everyone has a story. These three women have generously shared some of the diverse experiences that have shaped their lives and careers. Kate’s Story
Dot and Terry Arnold were teenage sweethearts who drifted apart but found themselves happily reunited in later life. Both had been married, but Terry was divorced and Dot had been widowed. On Terry’s retirement, they dreamed of travelling Australia in their “old caravan with new curtains”, even managing a few short trips to South Australia,
August 2018: Australia’s new Federal Treasurer Josh Frydenberg officially unveiled ST’s new Melbourne headquarters, an event coinciding with the company’s 10 year anniversary.
The deputy Liberal Party leader joined staff and other local dignitaries at the celebration, praising ST’s commitment to innovation and recognising it’s contribution to Australian healthcare.