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Australian Carers are invited to evaluate a new educational program designed to improve carer involvement in cancer care.
Researchers at the University of Sydney are offering carers living in Australia, access to an evidence-based online learning program to impr...Read More
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Registrations in Australia for Dry July are now open! By going dry this July and fundraising on behalf of Cancer Council you’ll help us continue to provide our vital 13 11 20 Cancer Information and Support Service for all Australians affected by cancer.
Dry July...Read More
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Important survey: If you live in New South Wales, Australia
Help us understand support needs of people affected by cancer in New South Wales (NSW)
If you live in NSW and you are affected by cancer (i.e., you have a current or past diagnosis of cancer, or you are a...Read More
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just wanting to know if there is any way that it is treatable with everything going on but only needing help with it because maybe there is a chance for me to try beat this breast cancer
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Hey guys, I have a friend who is battling depression. And she asked me if there is an app that will help her somehow to overcome. I haven't got any idea if there are any apps for this. Do you have any suggestions? It would really be helpful. Thanks!
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Menopause is a natural process that usually happens between the ages of 45 and 55. However, some cancer treatments can cause menopause to occur early, or suddenly, and this can cause some discomfort and symptoms.
Cancer Council QLD is hosting a free online sessio...Read More
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Dealing with hair loss as a result of cancer treatment is a very individual experience. Knowing your options can help you work out what’s right for you.
Join this free online session, hosted by Cancer Council QLD, for people affected by cancer, their families ...Read More
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Our next webinar will be looking at young adult survivorship, asking the question "What's so different about cancer survivorship when you're a young adult?"
Young adult survivors, (25-40 years), continue to experience complex issues beyond the immediate treatm...Read More
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Scanxiety is a common experience that may emerge several weeks before a scan and continue while you are waiting for results.
Cancer Council QLD are hosting a free information session for people affected by cancer, at Greenslopes Private Hospital to discuss the ex...Read More
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