• Management and diagnosis of solid tumours
• Chemotherapy for a range of different cancer types

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• Treatment for malignant and non-malignant blood disorders
• Administration of blood products – including iron infusions and stem cell transplantation
• Haematologists work with patients to develop a personalised treatment plan based on their diagnosis and circumstances

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• Management and diagnosis of solid tumours
• Radiation therapy for a range of different cancer types

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• Treatment for an individual’s specific type and stage of cancer
• Used as primary cancer treatment or in combination with other treatments (radiation therapy, chemotherapy or surgery)

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• Treatment for malignancies using the body’s own immune system to slow the growth and spread of cancer cells, and destroy existing cancer cells
• Treatment may be provided to individual as oral therapy, injections, topical or intravesical therapy

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• Treatment to deprive the cancer cells of the specific hormones feeding the cancerous tumours
• Treatment may be provided to individual as oral therapy, subcutaneous injection or intramuscular injections

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• Screening program tailored to the individual’s needs to detect cancer early
• Services support individuals at a higher risk of getting cancer, including those with a family history
• Consists of blood tests, MRI, CTs, colonoscopies, nasoscopes and gastroscopies