Our new project’s potential lasting impact
Cancer Council SA is planning to build a new supportive accommodation facility, located in Adelaide's northern suburbs, for regional people travelling to Adelaide for cancer treatment.
What is the CA125 blood test?
The CA125 blood test is used to detect cancer antigen 125 protein levels, but it is not used by itself to diagnose whether or not a person has cancer.
Eight South Australian schools receive shade grants to protect children from future risk of skin cancer
Eight South Australian schools and early childhood centres have received a combined $250,000 through Cancer Council SA and Preventive Health SA’s Shade Grant initiative to build or improve shade structures in schools.
Can you get a sunburn in the shade?
Even in the shade, ultraviolet radiation can cause sunburn on unprotected skin when the UV Index is 3 and above.
Puppy yoga brings South Aussies together to support families impacted by cancer
Hundreds of South Australians will gather for Australia’s Biggest Morning Tea tomorrow, including some very cute four-legged guests, as local business Yoga Paws hosts a special puppy yoga morning tea to raise funds for families impacted by cancer.
Unmasking Big Tobacco
Australia has some of the lowest smoking rates in the world. This hard-won progress is again under threat from Big Tobacco. We have come together across the public health sector to publish an open letter to all Australians.
Cancer Council SA calls on regional footy clubs to boost bowel cancer screening awareness
Cancer Council SA is encouraging regional South Australians to ‘lift their game’ when it comes to bowel cancer screening - with local footy clubs in the running to receive a $20,000 grant for spreading the word.
What is a dermatoscope and how does it work?
Cancer Council SA Dermoscopy Program helps doctors and general practitioners in South Australia access dermatoscopes to perform skin checks and help prevent skin cancer
Our new project’s potential lasting impact
Cancer Council SA is planning to build a new supportive accommodation facility, located in Adelaide's northern suburbs, for regional people travelling to Adelaide for cancer treatment.
What is the CA125 blood test?
The CA125 blood test is used to detect cancer antigen 125 protein levels, but it is not used by itself to diagnose whether or not a person has cancer.
Eight South Australian schools receive shade grants to protect children from future risk of skin cancer
Eight South Australian schools and early childhood centres have received a combined $250,000 through Cancer Council SA and Preventive Health SA’s Shade Grant initiative to build or improve shade structures in schools.
Can you get a sunburn in the shade?
Even in the shade, ultraviolet radiation can cause sunburn on unprotected skin when the UV Index is 3 and above.
Puppy yoga brings South Aussies together to support families impacted by cancer
Hundreds of South Australians will gather for Australia’s Biggest Morning Tea tomorrow, including some very cute four-legged guests, as local business Yoga Paws hosts a special puppy yoga morning tea to raise funds for families impacted by cancer.
Unmasking Big Tobacco
Australia has some of the lowest smoking rates in the world. This hard-won progress is again under threat from Big Tobacco. We have come together across the public health sector to publish an open letter to all Australians.
Cancer Council SA calls on regional footy clubs to boost bowel cancer screening awareness
Cancer Council SA is encouraging regional South Australians to ‘lift their game’ when it comes to bowel cancer screening - with local footy clubs in the running to receive a $20,000 grant for spreading the word.
What is a dermatoscope and how does it work?
Cancer Council SA Dermoscopy Program helps doctors and general practitioners in South Australia access dermatoscopes to perform skin checks and help prevent skin cancer