A discovery of a tiny new structure in human cells has led to promising new research into the causes and treatment of breast cancer.
Professor Joanne Aitken leads the Australian Childhood Cancer Registry, a critical Australian research tool driving major cancer research.
Smoking is the leading cause of preventable death and disease in Australia.
Cancer Council funded researcher, Professor Grant McArthur, has dedicated his career to curing melanoma.
Once a year, we pay special tribute to all our amazing volunteers including veteran ‘vollies’ John and Elaine. Sadly their work's just become far more personal.
We’ve got some tips to help you apply sunscreen effectively and stay protected.
It started with a gift in a Will. One family left a sizable donation because they wanted to help. “Had I not done the bowel screen, I'd have been organising palliative care,” says cancer survivor Louise.
Professor Clare Scott is working to improve treatment outcomes for one of the most deadly cancers affecting Australian women.
It’s real and you’re not alone. ‘Chemo brain’ is common in people with cancer, affecting their ability to manage at home, school or work. Here are some tips on how to find your way through the fog.
A new post-doctoral study at La Trobe Institute for Molecular Science aims to investigate kinder treatments for cancer patients; addressing the sometimes severe and tragic side effects of current therapies.
Associate Professor David Smith is leading one of the world’s longest studies into the experiences of men diagnosed with prostate cancer.
Russ and Jessica had a busy 2016 with their pregnancy, new home and wedding. With so much to look forward to, they never expected a brain cancer diagnosis.
Cancer has affected Kylie and Anthony in more ways than one. That’s why when it came to their special day, they wanted to do something to help others have their own happy ending.
A leaflet in Sandi’s letterbox prompted her to “leave a positive mark on the universe” following the death of her mother.
We understand cancer doesn’t stop over the holidays and neither do we. This time of year may bring about a range of mixed emotions. If you would like to talk, contact us to discuss ways to manage the festive season.