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Exercise in Survivorship: What role does exercise play in my cancer recovery?
There are many benefits to exercising during and after cancer treatment. Moderate exercise has been found to not only improve the effect of chemotherapy but also enhances wellness afte...Read More
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CanCope is a mental health research study running online wellbeing programs for cancer survivors. The online programs are developed by cancer and mental health researchers at Monash University (Melbourne) who acknowledge that it can be difficult to cope once primar...Read More
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Griffith University Nutrition and Dietetic Students are undertaking a community public health project at Lismore Base Hospital to help support cancer survivors (who have completed their active treatment) and their carers.
They are asking for your H.E.L.P in regar...Read More
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*This event is not run by Cancer Council*
Breast Cancer Network Australia is running a FREE ONLINE webinar on 29 April focusing on the emotional, physical and practical implications of living with breast cancer. There will be a psychologist, psychiatrist, breast ...Read More
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Researchers from NICM Health Research Institute, Western Sydney University, are currently running a clinical trial on the effects of yoga on depression and anxiety symptoms in women diagnosed with breast or gynaecological cancer. This trial is open to women Austral...Read More
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The University of Sydney is running a webinar on Living Well with Head and Neck Cancer on Thursday 29th April, 6:30pm-8pm.
Topics include:
Beyond Surviving Head and Neck CancerPhysiotherapy and Speech Rehabilitation following Head and Neck CancerFacial Prosthetic...Read More
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Feeling worried or anxious about breast cancer returning is very common for people who have had breast cancer and can impact on day-to-day activities and planning for the future.
Researchers from the Ingham Institute of Applied Medical Research, University of New...Read More
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Spring is already here. What are some of your plans for this spring and what do you look forward to the most?
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Hello everyone,
Hope you are all having a great 2021, and welcome to the cooler season of autumn. It can often be challenging to maintain our exercise programs as we move into the colder and slightly darker months with daylight savings approaching.
Here are a few...Read More
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Now here's something good enough to eat!
Spinach Pie (Spanakopita)
Cancer Council Tasmania have developed a recipe book that is culturally relevant for members of the Greek community undergoing cancer treatment. And it's something that anyone affected by cancer c...Read More
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