Cancer is a genetic disease, and genomic advances promise to revolutionise medicine.
The impact on the health system is likely massive, and potentially costly, particularly in publicly funded health systems.
The dominant focus to date is on use of genomic tools to more accurately select patients for molecular therapeutics.
Cancer 2015 is a longitudinal cohort designed to assay the impact of genomic screening on personal and social outcomes for a broad range of cancers in the Australian community.