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Hello everyoneI hope everyone is doing well today. I've been reading through the forums and was motivated to seek out for help and advice as I navigate my cancer journey. While the medical aspect has been hard; I am finding the emotional and mental toll just as di...Read More
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We’re currently recruiting for people to join the Reclaim Life group for people living in Australia who have completed cancer treatment and are between 25 and 40 years of age.
Groups will support people to connect with others and learn skills. Groups are run via ...Read More
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We are inviting you to participate in a study exploring the impact of ‘surviving’ a brain cancer on adolescents and young adults, and how to adjust coping skills to meet their needs. We would like to create a peer-support program to help adolescents and young ad...Read More
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Researchers from La Trobe University are currently seeking to recruit brain cancer survivors across Australia to participate in an online memory skills program, called BRAINS LaTCH. This free group-based intervention provides psycho-education, practical advice, and...Read More
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This webinar will be conducted in the form of a multi-disciplinary team discussion.
A panel of experts will discuss the various support options available to those with advanced prostate cancer and the considerations for end-of-life decision making.
Led by Pallia...Read More
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The Future of Brain Cancer Care: Supporting People Better
This online event is open to anyone interested in attending, researchers, clinicians, people with brain tumours and carers.
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Living with and beyond cancer often comes with many challenges. Cancer Council NSW is conducting a research project aiming to improve care for people impacted by cancer in NSW from first diagnosis to follow-up care. If you’ve ever been diagnosed with cancer, we ne...Read More
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We are currently looking for women who have been diagnosed with PABC to participate in a 30-minute online interview to discuss what stops them from and motivates them to exercise, as well as what their preferences for exercising are. Following the interview, there ...Read More
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Do you have experience providing care for someone with a cancer diagnosis? Complete an online survey by researchers at The University of Sydney to help us understand caregiver fears about cancer recurrence or progression.
This study may be suitable for you if:
y...Read More
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If you live in Australia, the University of Sydney and Concord Cancer Centre would like your help by completing a survey which looks at the impact of a bowel cancer diagnosis and treatment side-effects on returning to work.
You may be eligible if:• You are livin...Read More
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