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'Taboo' topic tackled at cancer workshop

Wednesday 26 November 2008

Sexual and intimate changes after cancer will be the focus of a free workshop to be held in Carlton on Friday December 5. Almost all cancer treatments have the potential to alter sexual function. The workshop will discuss ways to stay sexually confident regardless of partnership status.

New hope for advanced cancer patients

Tuesday 25 November 2008
Living well while facing the uncertainty of advanced cancer will be the focus of a special Cancer Council forum to be held in Carlton on Wednesday 3 December. The free forum will help people achieve quality-of-life and answer questions about superannuation and legal wills.

Cancer Council applauds Coxy’s decision to speak out

Monday 24 November 2008
Having TV presenter and musician Geoff ‘Coxy’ Cox speak publicly about his recent bowel cancer diagnosis will boost awareness of a cancer that kills 80 Australians each week.

Cancer Council makes bowel cancer screening kits available to all Victorians over 50

Monday 24 November 2008
Bowel cancer kills 80 Australians every week. However, if detected early enough, nearly all cases could be cured. That’s the message behind our initiative to make bowel cancer screening accessible to all Victorians over 50.

Local cancer campaigner acknowledged

Thursday 20 November 2008
Dr Ian Roos has been acknowledged as the winner of our prestigious President's Award in a ceremony at the Melbourne Museum today to celebrate and thank supporters.

Life after cancer seminar

Wednesday 19 November 2008
Life after cancer treatment will be the focus of a special Cancer Council seminar to be held in Carlton for survivors and their family and friends on Saturday 29 November.

Victorian communities get into the Relay For Life spirit

Monday 17 November 2008
Cancer Council Victoria is calling on all supporters to rally their friends and family together, and sign up as a Relay For Life team at their next local event.

Act now to help prevent cancer

Monday 3 November 2008
With around 3,000 Victorians dying from preventable cancers every year, the Cancer Council Victoria is asking residents to make a donation this month to support prevention programs that save lives.

Relay For Life celebrates 10 years in Australia

Monday 27 October 2008
First held in the Melbourne suburb of Murrumbeena with 260 locals, Relay For Life has grown to see over 93,000 people from 150 communities across the country raise over $14 million each year.

Quit launches a new campaign targeted at parents

Thursday 23 October 2008
New data from The Cancer Council Victoria has revealed that every week 4 Victorians lose a parent under the age of 50 to a smoking-caused illness.

New support for people with blood or bone marrow cancer

Thursday 16 October 2008
New support for people with blood or bone marrow cancer will expand the Cancer Connect phone support program, enabling people to speak to trained volunteers with similar experiences.

Welcome new report aims at cutting smoking rates to 9% or less by 2020

Friday 10 October 2008
Raising the price of cigarettes and increasing public education campaigns about smoking are priority actions needed to reduce the toll of tobacco, according to a new report.

Sexuality and intimacy focus of Cancer Council forum

Wednesday 8 October 2008
Adjusting to sexual and intimate changes after cancer will be the focus of a free Cancer Council forum to be held in Melbourne on Wednesday October 29.

Don't get burnt - get SunSmart!

Tuesday 7 October 2008
With the start of daylight savings we're encouraging Victorians to check the SunSmart UV Alert daily before planning outdoor activities to ensure you protect your skin.

Cancer survivor rallies girlfriends for cancer fight

Wednesday 1 October 2008
Women from across Victoria will get together this October to catch up on the gossip, to celebrate friendships, and to raise funds to fight women’s cancers through the Cancer Council’s Girls Night In.
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