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For many people affected by cancer, dogs (and other pets) can bring comfort, routine, and a sense of connection during tough times.
This June, the Dog Walk for Cancer is a chance to get moving with your pup - walking throughout the month to raise funds for c...Read More
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What makes cancer treatment worthwhile? For some people, it may be living longer. For others, it may be managing side effects, maintaining independence, protecting quality of life, or continuing the activities that matter most. Researchers want to better understand...Read More
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Are you a survivor of childhood, adolescent or young adult cancer? Researchers are looking to better understand the sexual health experiences of people diagnosed with cancer before the age of 25.
Sexual health is an important part of overall wellbeing and quali...Read More
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Have you received cancer care through a NSW public cancer service? Researchers at UNSW Sydney are looking for people with lived experience of cancer to share their perspectives on how artificial intelligence (AI) could support cancer care teams.
During cancer tre...Read More
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For 40 years, Daffodil Day has brought Australians together to support people affected by cancer and fund the research that helps save lives. Since Daffodil Day began in 1986, cancer survival rates have increased significantly, thanks in part to advances in preven...Read More
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Many people in our community know firsthand how important support can be during and after a cancer diagnosis.
By taking part in Dry July, Australians can help raise funds for Cancer Council services that support people affected by cancer, including the free a...Read More
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For many people affected by cancer, dogs (and other pets) can bring comfort, routine, and a sense of connection during tough times.
This June, the Dog Walk for Cancer is a chance to get moving with your pup - walking throughout the month to raise funds for c...Read More
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For many in our community, Bowel Cancer Awareness month isn’t just about awareness - it’s more personal. Whether you’re living with bowel cancer, supporting someone, or focusing on prevention, it matters.
Bowel cancer often develops without early symptoms, but w...Read More
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For many in our community, support from others can make all the difference during a cancer experience.
This week (18–24 May) marks National Volunteer Week, Australia’s largest annual celebration of volunteering. It’s a chance to recognise the incredible peop...Read More
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For many in our community, life can feel full — especially when you’re caring for someone, navigating treatment, or adjusting to life beyond cancer.
That’s why Australia’s Biggest Morning Tea can be a meaningful (and flexible) way to connect — in whatever way ...Read More
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Beyond Brain Cancer: A research opportunity for people who live in Australia and have experienced brain cancer or cared for someone with brain cancer.
Surviving brain cancer and the time after you have finished treatment can be complicated and confusing. There a...Read More
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