David MacDougal of Frankston has won the 2002 President's Award, and is launching a booklet about cancer services on the Mornington Peninsula on 5 December, 2002.
The Cancer Council Victoria is expanding the Cancer Connect support program that links people who have cancer with others who have been through similar experiences.
Eagle Ridge Golf Course is hosting a special fundraising golf day for cancer research, education and support services for The Cancer Council Victoria.
The Cancer Council Victoria today welcomed the announcement of the Bracks Government's Cancer Action Plan, which will fund $92 million of cancer-related projects in Victoria.
The latest Australia-wide data on cancer identifies non-smoking and sun protection as the behaviours that will most reduce the burden of cancer on our community.
The winners of The Cancer Council Victoria's inaugural Nurse Campaign were announced at the Rialto Tower. The recipient of the 2002 Nurse Campaign was Ms Maggie Stowers.
Women should not wait for the new vaccine against cervical cancer but continue having regular two yearly Pap tests, PapScreen Victoria announced today.
A new Victorian study has found that bans on smoking in pubs, nightclubs and gaming venues would help young social smokers cut down on the amount they smoke and even quit for good.
It's 21 years on since Syd the Seagull first sang the catchy Slip, Slop, Slap tune, and if you hear the advertisement only once you will be singing it all day.
In an exciting corporate Flexographic Golf Day tournament at the Kingston Links Golf Club in Rowville, a player has hit a hole-in-one with the money going to the Cancer Council.
Over 50 volunteers from Warnambool, Horsham, Hamilton, Timboon, Portland, Camperdown, Colac and Surf Coast will be thanked at a conference by The Cancer Council Victoria.
The links between heart disease, physical inactivity and obesity are known, but their role in the development of cancer has been less understood.
