Congratulations to Dr Tracy Leong, who was recognised in the Change Agent category of the Victorian Honor Roll of Women 2026.
A leader in lung cancer research, clinical care and gender equity, Tracy has helped shape the future of respiratory medicine through her pioneering work in interventional pulmonology and lung cancer. Her research and clinical leadership have influenced standards of care, improving outcomes for patients across Victoria and beyond.
Tracy also serves as Clinical Lead and Governance Chair of the TRACKER Biobank, a unique lung cancer biobank that places consumer partnership at the centre of research. Through her commitment to innovation, collaboration and patient-centred care, she continues to drive meaningful change in lung cancer research and treatment.
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Recognised in the Victorian Honor Roll of Women 2026, Dr Tracy Leong is driving change through leadership in lung cancer research, clinical care, interventional pulmonology, and consumer-focused research partnerships.
HONOURING EXCELLENCE IN MND CARE
IBAS congratulates Marnie Graco and Associate Professor Nicole Sheers on their recognition in the inaugural MND Australia Excellence Awards. Nicole was named Allied Health Professional of the Year.
ResearchFest 2026 at Austin Health launched new research flagships and honored Professor Mark Howard (Distinguished Scientist) and Professor Eliza Hawkes (Women in Research Award), with insights from Peter Doherty.
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