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South Australians who live in rural areas have up to 31 per cent higher chance of developing skin cancer, and those in coastal and agricultural regions having the highest incidence.
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Cancer Council South Australia are running some informa...Read More
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Cancer Council QLD is holding an online event on November 10th, focussing on younger women and cancer.
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The event will offer information and helpful strategies to manage concerns common for younger women affected by cancer.
The event ...Read More
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Our friends over at BEAT Bladder Cancer Australia are holding a Zoom Q&A forum on Tuesday, November 17th, 7.30-9pm AEDT with four leading health professional panellists who will focus on the various aspects of integrative health as they relate to bladder cancer. ...Read More
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Are you interested in online writing workshops?
It's About Us are running free workshops over the next few weeks for people affected by cancer, and they are free! The aim is to improve your emotional and psychological well-being, through writing.
EHI506313-2705...Read More
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We're seeking interest from Australian young adult survivors who are looking for guidance, strategies, and discussion with their peers.
Re-claim Life is a support program designed for cancer survivors who are aged between 25 and 40 years. The aim ...Read More
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Research shows that yoga has positive effects on decreasing stress, enhancing quality of life, and may help reduce pain.
Cancer Council QLD are hosting a free webinar with information about yoga and cancer, along with some strategies for choosing the type of yoga...Read More
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Psychological distress in people diagnosed with cancer is common and can have a number of negative consequences for affected people, including a reduced quality of life and increased experience of physical symptoms. Yoga interventions have the potential to address ...Read More
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This webinar will be of interest to anyone with Chronic Lymphocytic Leukaemia!
On the 30th of July, the Leukaemia Foundation provided a research update in collaboration with researchers from Flinders University and the Flinders Medical Centre.
This update inclu...Read More
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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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