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A top cancer centre has confirmed it treated former Neighbours star Kate Keltie for stage four breast cancer last year after former co-stars appealed for her to share her incredible story.

Fans rallied around Australian actress Kate Keltie, 37, (pictured) when she revealed she had been diagnosed with the illness last November, and helped her raise almost £20,000.

A former Neighbours star has left fans bewildered after details of her recovery from aggressive stage four breast cancer were left shrouded in mystery.

Kate Keltie - who played Michelle Scully on the soap from 1999 - revealed her shock diagnosis in November - but declared she was cancer-free just four months later.

Researchers at the Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre created a new type of genetically engineered t-cell that could fight cancer tumors.

Researchers are racing to develop smart molecules that will target tumour cells and Australia is a key player.

Hundreds more patients in Melbourne’s west will get the elective surgery they need sooner following the opening of the Werribee […]

Peter Mac and Cartherics are to develop Cartherics’ proprietary autologous CAR-T cell therapy (CTH-004) for the treatment of ovarian cancer.

For patients, the long wait for surgery is simply awful – especially for the sick and distressed who must put up with this day after day, year after year.

Bronwyn Grout was diagnosed with ovarian cancer and told she wouldn’t live past five years. She is one of just 15 per cent who is still alive after ten. Researchers have found a remarkable combination of genetic mutations linking these ‘exceptional survivors’.