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Did you know that we run a telephone support group for people who are living with a brain tumour? This group is accessible to people located all of Australia!
The aim of the group is to provide emotional support to participants, helping them to feel less isolated...Read More
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You are invited...
For many men, urinary side effects after prostate cancer treatment can be challenging.
The Prostate Cancer Foundation of Australia are hosting their next webcast (this is the same as a webinar), on Wednesday May 6th from 7-8pm AEST.
The web...Read More
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Hello everyone!
Cancer Council is currently looking to speak with people who have utilised 13 11 20 and have had a good experience.
To help raise awareness of Dry July this year, we're looking for people who have used 13 11 20 and would be happy to talk about t...Read More
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Cancer Council is involved in an international study that focuses on LGBTQI+ communities and their experiences of cancer and cancer care.
The study also looks at the experiences of people who have cared for a LGBTQI+ person with cancer.
Results from the Out With Cancer Research Study...Read More
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Hi CCOC members,
This year, Cancer Council NSW is expanding its community ambassador program, seeking people willing to share thei...Read More
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Cancer Council Tasmania, in partnership with RHH, is holding an information session on Upper Gastrointestinal Cancer on February 27th.
If yourself or someone you know has been impacted by cancer of the liver, stomach, pancreas, gall bladder, oesophagus or small i...Read More
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Cancer Council Tasmania is taking expressions of interest in establishing some new face-to-face support groups!
They are currently looking at the following areas:
a cancer support group for men in Burniea cancer support group for women in Devonport
If this i...Read More
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Are you experiencing lympoedema after cancer treatment? Would you like to learn how to manage and treat fluid retention?
Cancer Council WA are hosting an information session on Lymphoedema!
When: Thursday 27 February, 2020
Time: TBC
Where: Dot's Place Peel - 34...Read More
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Cancer Council WA are hosting a public talk at the Perth State Library this month, looking at Myeloma.
Hosted by Dr Tony Calogero, this talk will look at the current tools used in a diagnosis of multiple myeloma, as well as those used in assessing prognosis. Dr C...Read More
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Cancer Council QLD are holding a free support and information session for anyone affected by cancer, to inform them about what to expect following cancer treatment.
This session includes guidance and suggestions from health professionals for promoting effective a...Read More
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