Associate Professor, The Daffodil Centre, The University of Sydney, and Cancer Council NSW
Australia
Joined February 2014
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A/Prof Qingwei Luo retweeted
“Australia is one of the countries with the highest age-standardised #cancer incidence rates in the world,1 and previous predictions suggest that over 4.56 million new cancer diagnoses are expected over the 25-year period from 2020 to 2044”
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A/Prof Qingwei Luo retweeted
Et aussi : sante.lefigaro.fr/le-nombre-…
+ Article du Lancet du 24 septembre :
"Global cancer burden: progress, projections, and challenges", Qingwei Luo and David P Smith
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A/Prof Qingwei Luo retweeted
Global cancer burden: progress, projections, and challenges - The Lancet
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We’re thrilled to have our linked comment published in @TheLancet! The future of cancer control depends on decisive, collective action today
Read it here doi.org/10.1016/S0140-6736(2…
📄Original article doi.org/10.1016/S0140-6736(2…
@DaffodilCentre @Sydney_Uni @CCNewSouthWales @SmithDavidP
Cancer deaths expected to rise to over 18 million in 2050—an increase of nearly 75% from 2024, study forecasts.
Explore the data ▶️ hubs.li/Q03KY9qR0 @IHME_UW #NCDs
ALT Figure: Global age-specific cancer (A) incidence and (B) mortality in 2023 for all sexes combined. Results are presented by 5-year age group. Left panels present age-specific incidence and mortality rates. Right panels present age-specific new case and death proportions. Copyright: 2025 Elsevier Ltd. All rights are reserved.
A/Prof Qingwei Luo retweeted
NEW RESEARCH🔬| We are excited to share the first long-term projections for cancer prevalence linked to key pan-tumour biomarkers in Australia.
🔍This study aims to inform health policy and healthcare planning for targeted therapies.
🌐Read the full article🔗 doi.org/10.1016/j.lanwpc.202…
✍️@QingweiL | @jrzalcberg | @Karen_Canfell | @SteinbergJulia
📍@syd_health | @CCNewSouthWales | @TheLancet
#⃣ #CancerPrevalence | #PublicHealth | #CancerResearch | #HealthPolicy
A/Prof Qingwei Luo retweeted
NEW RESEARCH🔬| Published in @phrpjournal #DaffodilCentre researchers estimate how many people will be eligible for the National #LungCancer Screening Program when it is launched in July 2025
Open access article🌐 doi.org/10.17061/phrp3434241…
Media release📰 daffodilcentre.org/how-many-…
✍️ @SteinbergJulia | @QingweiL | @Karen_Canfell | @marianne_weber et al
📍@SaxInstitute | @syd_health | @Sydney_Uni | @CCNewSouthWales
A/Prof Qingwei Luo retweeted
📢VOTE FOR @QingweiL✨| #DaffodilCentre Research Fellow has been nominated to win a People’s Choice Award for her episode, featured on @Sydney_Uni Research Bytes podcast
🎧Listen on Spotify🔗 open.spotify.com/episode/41u…
💫Vote here🔗 sydney.au1.qualtrics.com/jfe…
📍@syd_health | @CCNewSouthWales
A/Prof Qingwei Luo retweeted
NEW #GenVape RESEARCH🔬| Published in @ANZJPH today shows that Aussie teens who have vaped five times are more likely to then try smoking
Read the research🔗 doi.org/10.1016/j.anzjph.202…
Media release @_PHAA_ 🔗 phaa.net.au/Web/Web/News/Med…
View lead author Sam Egger's profile here🔗 daffodilcentre.org/people/sa…
@CancerCouncilOz | @ElsevierConnect |
@ElsevierNews | @adessaix
A/Prof Qingwei Luo retweeted
ANZJPH in the news: A new paper published today warns that teenagers who have vaped are 5 x more likely to go on to try cigarettes. Read more here: thewest.com.au/news/health/n… @DaffodilCentre @CancerCouncilOz @SydneySPH
A/Prof Qingwei Luo retweeted
Congratulations to The University of Sydney EMCR Outstanding Publication Award (FMH) winners for 2024. Our MCR Category winners are (more winners in our previous/next post):
@QingweiL @djtunnicliffe
A/Prof Qingwei Luo retweeted
Congratulations to The University of Sydney EMCR Outstanding Publication Award (FMH) winners for 2024. Our ECR Category winners are (more winners in our previous/next post):
@Saamaankh
A/Prof Qingwei Luo retweeted
Congratulations to The University of Sydney EMCR Outstanding Publication Award (FMH) winners for 2024. Our ECR Category winners are (more winners in our next post):
@LeneSeidler @AlyssaCMilton
A/Prof Qingwei Luo retweeted
Congratulations to The University of Sydney EMCR Outstanding Publication Award (FMH) winners for 2024. Our MCR Category winners are (more winners in our next post):
@gustavocmachado @zardo_josh @EDIT_Collab @HibaJebeile
A/Prof Qingwei Luo retweeted
🌟 Join #ECC2024 - the pivotal event for #CervicalCancerElimination in 2024! This years theme is "Achieving #equity in Australia and the Indo-Pacific region" where we explore implementing
💉 Vaccination
🧪 Screening
🏥 Treatment
🎟️ Register today acpcc.org.au/c4/ecc2024
A/Prof Qingwei Luo retweeted
NEW RESEARCH🔬| Multiple myeloma is a relatively rare cancer, but the incidence and mortality rates in Australia are among the highest in the world
Read more via @theMJA
🔗onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
@syd_health | @CCNewSouthWales
A/Prof Qingwei Luo retweeted
LATEST NEWS📰| A recent government audit showed that there was very little funding for studies on multiple myeloma prevention and early detection over the past decade..
Article via🔗daffodilcentre.org/news/daff…
@theMJA @syd_health @CCNewSouthWales @QingweiL @ettofel @adessaix
A/Prof Qingwei Luo retweeted
NEW PODCAST🎙| #DaffodilCentre's Dr @QingweiL shares her fascinating statistical modelling of large scale health data, projecting cancer rates in Australia over the next 2 decades
🔗Listen via open.spotify.com/episode/41u…
@Sydney_Uni | @syd_health | @CCNewSouthWales
A/Prof Qingwei Luo retweeted
🔬NEW RESEARCH | latest #DaffodilCentre article predicts that unless there are changes in health policy and practice, 1.58 million Australians will prematurely die from cancer between 2020 and 2044
🔗daffodilcentre.org/new-resea…
@adessaix @CCNewSouthWales @Sydney_Uni @syd_health
A/Prof Qingwei Luo retweeted
Projections from our modelling published in @LancetRH_WPac shows cancer as top cause of premature mortality over next 25 years.
@CCNewSouthWales @CancerCouncilOz @Sydney_Uni @syd_health @SydCancerNetwrk
Read the research ➡️ doi.org/10.1016/j.lanwpc.202…
During 2020-2044, it is predicted that 1.58 million Australians will die before the age of 75, accounting for a total of 24.5 million potential years of life lost thelancet.com/journals/lanwp…
#mortality #projections #cancer
@DaffodilCentre @Karen_Canfell @QingweiL @SteinbergJulia
