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Just been diagnosed with cancer? Here is some practical information that can assist.

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Various information resources that can help you navigate your cancer journey.

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	Helpful resource: Understanding Pancreatic Cancer Hi everyone, Cancer Council has recently updated its booklet Understanding Pancreatic Cancer, with a clinical review to reflect current information and treatments. The latest version includes updates on risk factors, targeted therapy and immunotherap... by Miranda_ccnsw Cancer Council Team in Information Resources posted on March	0	0
	Life After Loss Support Group - July 2026 Waitlist now open for July 2026 Losing someone you love to cancer can feel isolating. Many people find comfort in connecting with others who truly understand what grief can be like. We are currently accepting expressions of interest for our next grou... by Miranda_ccnsw Cancer Council Team in Information Resources posted on March	0	0
	Information Resource: How to Ask for Help Hi everyone, A new resource is now available for anyone who may be finding it difficult to reach out for support. Many people affected by cancer share that asking for help can feel complicated - whether because they are used to being independent, are... by Miranda_ccnsw Cancer Council Team in Information Resources posted on March	1	0
	The Thing About Advanced Cancer The podcast series, The Thing About Advanced Cancer, is produced by Cancer Council and tackles the big questions about advanced cancer. This series is hosted by Australian broadcaster, Julie McCrossin. Who is this series for? This series for anyone t... by Katekat Valued Contributor in Information Resources posted on November 2020	1	0
	Podcasts A podcast is an audio file similar to a radio broadcast, which can be downloaded and listened to on a computer, mp3 player, mobile phone, etc- Collins Dictionary If you are affected by cancer, you've no doubt many questions to ask. Cancer Council NSW... by Katekat Valued Contributor in Information Resources posted on September 2020	0	0
	Understanding Cancer books Cancer Council has developed a series of resources for people with cancer, as well as their families and friends, that are easy-to-read and absorb. They cover specific types of cancer and treatments, as well as practical and emotional challenges. The... by Katekat Valued Contributor in Information Resources posted on September 2020	0	0
	Relaxation Taking time out each day to relax can help you feel better as you or a loved one face a cancer diagnosis and cope with the challenges of treatment and recovery. Australian psychologist Dr Lisbeth Lane guides you through the basics of relaxation, enco... by Katekat Valued Contributor in Information Resources posted on September 2020	0	0
	Mindful Meditation Mindful meditation is a powerful tool for handling stress and anxiety in your life. In the following audio, Australian psychologist Dr Lisbeth Lane guides you through the basics of mindfulness, allowing you to find some peace from your busy thoughts.... by Katekat Valued Contributor in Information Resources posted on September 2020	0	0
	Cancer Council in your State or Territory For details about specific support services that are local to you, please access your state or territory Cancer Council below: Cancer Council ACT Cancer Council NSW Cancer Council NT Cancer Council QLD Cancer Council SA Cancer Council Tasmania Cancer... by Katekat Valued Contributor in Information Resources posted on September 2020	0	0
	Talking to your doctor In the period following a cancer diagnosis, you will no doubt have many questions and understandably may be quite worried or even stressed. To help you receive the best care possible, it is important that you remember you are entitled to: ask questio... by Katekat Valued Contributor in Diagnosis and Treatment posted on September 2020	1	0

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Helpful resource: Understanding Pancreatic Cancer

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