Fatigue and Cancer Cancer-related fatigue is a common side effect of cancer and cancer treatments. Learn what fatigue is, its causes and how it can be managed. To order print copies, simply call 13 11 20 or download the latest Resources Order Form from the new Cancer Council Resources hub.
Facing End of Life If you have had cancer diagnosed at a late stage, or if the treatments have stopped working, you may be told that the cancer is end stage or terminal. Everyone copes in their own way with this news. Your reaction may depend on your age, family situation, cultural background and spiritual…
Understanding Testicular Cancer If you’re affected by testicular cancer, you may have many questions about how it is diagnosed, treatment options, side effects and how to stay well. This booklet provides trustworthy information about all aspects of your experience. To order print copies, simply call 13 11 20 or download the latest Resources Order Form…
Cancer, Work and You Cancer and its treatment can affect many aspects of a person’s life, including work. This booklet provides information for workers and employers about managing work after a cancer diagnosis. To order print copies (of all of these resources), simply call 13 11 20 or download the latest Resources Order Form from…
Cancer Care and Your Rights This information is for people starting their journey through the health care system after a cancer diagnosis. Knowing what you can reasonably expect of the health care system and your treatment team can help you work in partnership with your health care providers and take an active role in your…
Understanding Surgery Surgery is one of the main treatments for many cancers. If you are having surgery, this information will help you understand what to expect before, during and after surgery. To order print copies, simply call 13 11 20 or download the latest Resources Order Form from the new Cancer Council Resources hub.
