Surgery has revealed fast-growing tumours are present in Richard Scolyer's brain. Doctors have given the former Australian of the Year up to three months to live. The melanoma pathologist had ...

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Professor Richard Scolyer feels “lucky” that he will be able to spend more time with his wife and family, even though he is “on the downhill route” after a devastating operation last week ...

Gift 5 articles to anyone you choose each month when you subscribe. Former Australian of the Year Professor Richard Scolyer says he counts himself lucky to be alive despite learning last week that ...

Professor Richard Scolyer says he is hopeful that a clinical trial will prove his experimental brain cancer treatment was more than luck, despite the return of his cancer. The former Australian of ...

Former Australian of the Year Richard Scolyer has been given months to live after embarking on experimental treatment for his incurable brain tumour. The world-renowned pathologist and researcher ...

Diagnosed with incurable brain cancer two years ago, Richard Scolyer put his hand up for experimental treatment, and following the treatment, he defied the six-month prognosis. Analysis of the ...

Former Australian of the year Professor Richard Scolyer may only have months to live after revealing his brain cancer has returned. In an interview on Nine's A Current Affair, the leading melanoma ...