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TOGA Annual Scientific Meeting 2026: Key Advances in Lung Cancer Care, Research and Screening
Discover the major advances from TOGA ASM 2026, including lung cancer screening, precision medicine, immunotherapy, survivorship and multidisciplinary care shaping the future of thoracic oncology.
Memorial tribute graphic featuring Professor Robert Stirling OAM speaking at a TOGA conference. The image includes the heading "Remembering Prof Robert Stirling OAM" and the words "A respected clinician, leader, educator and innovator whose vision has improved lung cancer care across Australia and around the world." The design uses a subdued blue colour palette to honour his legacy.
Remembering Professor Robert Stirling OAM
Professor Robert Stirling OAM devoted his career to improving the lives of people with lung cancer through clinical excellence, research, education and compassionate leadership.
Why Australia’s Medical Research Funding Must Be Released Now
The MRFF is holding $1B+ in unspent funds. Learn why TOGA is calling for the release of this research funding to accelerate lung cancer breakthroughs
Lung Cancer in 2025: Key Advances in Screening, Diagnosis and Treatment in Australia
Discover how 2025 transformed lung cancer care in Australia. Explore the impact of national screening, modern diagnostics, and new PBS treatment approvals.
ASPiRATION schema showing progression from study entry to genomic testing in conjunction with standard of care testing, to results interpretation, and access to treatments.
Precision Medicine in Practice: How Genomic Data Shaped Australian Lung Cancer Policy
Learn how TOGA’s ASPiRATION study led to Medicare-funded genomic testing for lung cancer and national best practice guidelines in Australia.
Cancer Care for Older People: Evidence, Tools, and Practical Approaches
Optimise cancer care for older Adults with practical tips and tools to implement person-centred geriatric oncology.
Vaping and Cancer: A Wake-Up Call We Can’t Ignore
COSA's new report sheds light on the risks and uncertainties of e-cigarettes. Learn what the science says about vaping, cancer, and public health.
lungs on a sparkly background resembling innovation such as genomics
Next Generation Sequencing in Non-small cell lung cancer
Recommendation by the Medical Services Advisory Committee (MSAC).
Elevating Lung Cancer Care: RCPA and TOGA Launch Landmark Molecular Testing Recommendations
The Royal College of Pathologists of Australasia (RCPA), in collaboration with the Thoracic Oncology Group of Australasia (TOGA), has released comprehensive, evidence-based best practice recommendations
Overview and Structure of ACNNP
The Australian Cancer Nursing and Navigation Program: How Does it Affect the Workforce Shortfall?
As we expand our cancer healthcare, it is essential to explore innovative ways to optimise the role of SCLNs and ensure that patients with lung
TOGA welcomes $1.89bn for Medical Research Future Fund
Last week brought fantastic news for the fight against lung cancer. The Australian Government announced a record-breaking $1.89 billion investment in health and medical research,
How HeSANDA is Revolutionising Australian Medical Research
Imagine a world where medical research doesn’t have to start from scratch. Imagine a treasure trove of valuable data readily available to answer new questions
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