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Here's what you missed in our community newsletter for August 2019!
Hello!
Kate here, your friendly Community Manager over here at Cancer Council.
In this month's Online Community update, we look at the role of carer's and how we can better support them, alon...Read More
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Western and Central Melbourne Integrated Cancer Service (WCMICS) is hosting an event for people affected by Head and Neck Cancer, their carers and family members.
You will hear from others sharing ‘my personal experience’, guest speakers and a variety of healthc...Read More
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Arts for Wellbeing is a series for patients and carers, being run at the Peter Mac Wellbeing Centre, to explore wellbeing through creative processes.
There will be opportunities to reflect, imagine, experiment with art materials and meet like-minded people. ...Read More
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The experience of cancer can be demanding, both for your body and your mind. Diagnosis and treatment may stir up a range of challenging thoughts and feelings both for the person and their loved ones. Learning new ways of managing difficulties can be useful for all ...Read More
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The Prostate Care Centre in Joondalup, WA is holding a free info session for men with prostate cancer on August 9th.
The topics covered will be:
10am: Continence and prostate cancer10:45am: Sexual function and prostate cancer
This event is open to all men in the ...Read More
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The Leukaemia Foundation are holding an education seminar on Myeloproliferative Neoplasms or MPN in Adelaide on August 6th.
Dr David Ross (Consultant Haematologist) will be discussing diagnosis, management, emerging treatments and research.
When: Tuesday, Augus...Read More
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The ENRICHing Survivorship program is a free group-based program comprised of eight, two-hour, face to face, weekly sessions. The program introduces survivors to nutrition information, involvement in physical activity and practical information and discussion about ...Read More
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About 4,400 people in Australia are diagnosed with a head and neck cancer each year. This includes about 1,370 people diagnosed with cancer in the mouth and tongue; 1,000 with lip cancer; 890 with pharyngeal cancer; 590 with laryngeal cancer; 320 with salivary glan...Read More
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You are invited to come along to a workshop exploring balanced nutrition and debunking myths around food and cancer with a qualified dietician. The best part of this education session and cooking demonstration is lunch!
When: Tuesday 30 July 2019
Time: 11am to 1p...Read More
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Cancer Council WA are hosting a session around the prevention and early detection of bowel cancer, on July 30th.
The discussion will centre around what bowel cancer is, why Australia has one of the highest rates of bowel cancer in the world, and what you can do t...Read More
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