Podcasts Featuring Omico
Precision Oncology Explained – with RACP’s Pomegranate Health Podcast
The Royal Australasian College of Physicians (RACP) recently released 2 Pomegranate Health podcast episodes exploring the latest in precision oncology, featuring in-depth interviews with Professor David Thomas, founder of Omico and Director of the Centre for Molecular Oncology at UNSW.
Whether you're a clinician, researcher, policymaker, or advocate, the podcasts offer essential knowledge on the future of cancer care—happening now in Australia.
CPD Points: Fellows of the College can record CPD hours for time spent listening to the episodes and exploring supporting resources.
Episode 121: Precision Oncology Explained - Discover how rationally-designed therapies are delivering significant survival benefits for patients with rare and advanced cancers. Learn how Omico’s programs have connected over 15,000 patients to precision oncology, and explore the game-changing potential of tumour-agnostic treatments.
Episode 122: Funding Pan-Cancer Therapies - Regulatory and funding frameworks haven’t kept up with the scientific revolution. Hear about the practical steps Omico is taking to reshape Australia’s healthcare system, including streamlining access to global clinical trials to proposing sustainable ways to integrate genomic profiling and pan-tumour therapies into routine care.
Where can you listen?
Episode 121: Precision Oncology Explained
Episode 122: Funding Pan-Cancer Therapies
Access the episodes now via the link(s) below or through Pomegranate Health on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or other podcast platforms.
Omico’s Cancer Meets Its Match Podcast Series - For Patients, Families & Community
Launching in February 2025, Omico’s new podcast series, Cancer Meets Its Match, is designed to empower patients, families, and the wider community with clear, accessible information about precision oncology and how genomics is changing cancer care.
This eight-episode series, hosted by Dr Ginni Mansberg, brings together leading clinical experts (including several medical oncologists from Australia), patient experiences, and practical guidance to help people understand their options and navigate their next steps.
We hope this series is valuable to your members and community. Please feel free to listen, share, and distribute through your networks.
For more details, access the one-page brochure:
Omico Podcast Digital Brochure
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