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Preventive Oncology
Stopping Cancer Before it Starts
Preventive Oncology Consult
Did you know that 1 in 2 people will develop cancer by age 85? The good news—at least 40% of cancers are preventable. Early detection and preventive care play a crucial role in reducing cancer risks.
Take a proactive approach to your health with our Preventive Oncology Consult at Surecell. Our expert oncologist provides one-on-one consultations to assess your individual risk factors and offer personalised guidance on how to reduce your cancer risk.
We’re more committed than ever to empowering our patients with the knowledge and resources they need to prevent cancer before it starts. Our clinic emphasises early detection and preventive strategies, tailored to your unique needs.
Book your consultation today!
Most Common Cancer Diagnoses
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Breast Cancer
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Bowel Cancer
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Lung Cancer
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Gastric Cancer
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Prostate Cancer
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Liver Cancer
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Cervical Cancer
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Thyroid Cancer
Overweight and obesity are risk factors for 13 types of cancer.
1 in 2 people will develop cancer by age 85.
Breast Cancer
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The second leading cause of cancer death in Australian women, after lung cancer.
Skin Cancer
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The most common preventable cause of skin cancer is ultraviolet radiation exposure
Pre-Consultation
We request patients to bring to their appointment blood test results from the last 12 months and a referral from your doctor.
Initial Consultation (1 hour)
Extensive history and examination
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Identify potential risk factors that would contribute to a potential cancer diagnosis
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Introduction to our on site Exercise Physiologist and dietitian to help formulate structured/supervised program.
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Ordering of investigations as deemed clinically appropriate
Review Appointment (30 minutes)
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Follow up of any further tests organised at initial consultation
Dr Jared Mathai
BSc, MBBS, FRACP
Consultant Medical Oncologist
Dr. Jared Mathai is a Consultant Medical Oncologist with a special interest in lung and melanoma cancer.
He obtained his Fellowship of the Royal Australasian College of Physicians in 2023 and is on the path to commencing a PhD focused on exercise in the neoadjuvant lung cancer setting through the Austin Hospital.
Dr. Mathai has extensive research experience, having spent 2022 and 2023 as the Lung and Melanoma Trials Fellow at the Austin Hospital.
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