Medical information about cancer treatments is developed by working groups with cancer specialists and nurses. It's reviewed regularly by specialists in our Victorian Cooperative Oncology Group. See also our disclaimer.
The choice of cancer treatment depends on the cancer type, where it began, and whether it's spread. It also depends on your general health and personal choices. See Clinical Practice Guidelines for details of accepted treatments for specific cancers.
Deciding on treatment
Questions to ask your doctor
Chemotherapy
Radiotherapy
Victorian treatment centres
Hair loss
Fatigue
Lymphoedma
Clinical trials
Alternative treatments
Learning to relax
Nurtrition and cancer
ChemotherapyThe use of drugs to fight cancer cells. RadiotherapyThe use of radiation to fight cancer cells. Cancer treatment centresAn extensive statewide list. Alternative treatmentsHow are they different? Can they help? Side effects of treatmentHair loss, fatigue and lymphoedema. |
Clinical trialsTrials for newly developed treatments. Deciding on treatmentWho to consult and how to choose. Learning to relaxRelaxation can help you feel in control. Nutrition & cancerFood we eat has a role in good health. Clinical practice guidelinesMedical guides for specific cancers. |
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