New data shows 1 in 2 cancer carers are experiencing depression, anxiety or stress
New Cancer Council SA data released during National Carers Week shows that 1 in 2 people caring for a loved one with cancer are experiencing depression, anxiety or stress.
What to say to someone who has cancer
This R U OK? Day we want to talk about how you can have a meaningful conversation with someone you know who is going through a cancer diagnosis.
How can sober curiosity support cancer prevention?
How can sober curiosity support cancer prevention?
For all that cancer takes from South Australians, give all you can this Daffodil Day
With more than 11,400 South Australians diagnosed with cancer each year, chances are that most people living in your community have been touched by cancer. To put that into perspective, that’s close to the population of Port Augusta.
New data shows South Aussie bowel screening rates have dropped to their lowest since 2014
Australian Institute of Health and Welfare (AIHW) data shows that while South Australia has one of the highest bowel cancer screening participation rates in Australia, in 2020-21 South Australia recorded its lowest bowel cancer screening participation rates since 2014.
Inequity in cancer care from the 25th CNSA conference
The 25th Cancer Nurses Society of Australia (CNSA) Congress took place from 14 to 16 June 2023 in Adelaide, bringing together dedicated cancer nurses from across the country. The congress aimed to discuss developments in cancer care, exchange experiences and explore ways to improve care.
How Vince’s thyroid cancer diagnosis inspired him to become a Cancer Connect Volunteer
Vince was 25, had just finished university and was living a very active lifestyle – running marathons and playing soccer – when he received a shock diagnosis of thyroid cancer. The support he received during his cancer experience has inspired him to volunteer for Cancer Connect, providing peer support to others going through a similar experience.
Stewart’s kayak for cancer
Stewart set off in April to kayak a massive 630 kilometres across the Murray River, all while raising vital funds for South Australians impacted by cancer. Inspired by his family’s own cancer experience, he raised over $10,600 for vital cancer research.
New data shows 1 in 2 cancer carers are experiencing depression, anxiety or stress
New Cancer Council SA data released during National Carers Week shows that 1 in 2 people caring for a loved one with cancer are experiencing depression, anxiety or stress.
What to say to someone who has cancer
This R U OK? Day we want to talk about how you can have a meaningful conversation with someone you know who is going through a cancer diagnosis.
How can sober curiosity support cancer prevention?
How can sober curiosity support cancer prevention?
For all that cancer takes from South Australians, give all you can this Daffodil Day
With more than 11,400 South Australians diagnosed with cancer each year, chances are that most people living in your community have been touched by cancer. To put that into perspective, that’s close to the population of Port Augusta.
New data shows South Aussie bowel screening rates have dropped to their lowest since 2014
Australian Institute of Health and Welfare (AIHW) data shows that while South Australia has one of the highest bowel cancer screening participation rates in Australia, in 2020-21 South Australia recorded its lowest bowel cancer screening participation rates since 2014.
Inequity in cancer care from the 25th CNSA conference
The 25th Cancer Nurses Society of Australia (CNSA) Congress took place from 14 to 16 June 2023 in Adelaide, bringing together dedicated cancer nurses from across the country. The congress aimed to discuss developments in cancer care, exchange experiences and explore ways to improve care.
How Vince’s thyroid cancer diagnosis inspired him to become a Cancer Connect Volunteer
Vince was 25, had just finished university and was living a very active lifestyle – running marathons and playing soccer – when he received a shock diagnosis of thyroid cancer. The support he received during his cancer experience has inspired him to volunteer for Cancer Connect, providing peer support to others going through a similar experience.
Stewart’s kayak for cancer
Stewart set off in April to kayak a massive 630 kilometres across the Murray River, all while raising vital funds for South Australians impacted by cancer. Inspired by his family’s own cancer experience, he raised over $10,600 for vital cancer research.