Paula Fox Melanoma and CancerCentre 545 St Kilda Road...

Paula Fox Melanoma and CancerCentre

545 St Kilda Road MelbourneAustralia

Update

The Centrewill open at 10 am on Friday 19 April. The opening will receive substantial media coverage.

This Centre signifies the importance of cancer prevention, detection, and treatment.

This Centre has significant future relevance to Optiscan’s technology.

In the future, the digital biopsy will be a core component of such a facility.

The question arises, does Paula Fox and Andrew Forrest appreciate the significance of Optiscan’s technology?

Background – as previously stated (repeated for yourconvenience):

This project was supported by government, the Fox Family,Minderoo Foundation [Andrew Forrest], and the MonashUniversity. The 5-storey cancer centre will have capacity to carefor approximately 300 patients a day and will also have research laboratories. The centre will expand the capacity ofexisting Clinical Trial activity at Alfred Health and the laboratories willincrease collaboration between research staff and clinicians from The Alfredand Monash University.

In addition

Prof. Mark M. Banaszak Holl, Professor and Head, Department of Chemical Engineering, Monash University, Australia has stated that:

Optiscan’s confocal laser endomicroscope delivers a crisp image ofligament and tendon fibre structure simultaneous with fluorescence imaging in arobust and easy to use package. Optiscan’s CLE is a powerful tool for tissueresearch and medical diagnosis.

And Dr Tami Yap Oral Medicine Specialist, Melbourne Dental School, Australia has stated that:

Within the next 10 years, the use of digital microscopy will bequite commonplace across many medical specialties.

Finally, thank you for your comments and feedback. The next 12 months are going to be very exciting. Not only for the share price but more notably the major advances in cancer prevention, detection, and treatment.

I would also like to praise and thank Paula Fox and others for creating the new Centre.