Understanding Grief This information helps you understand more about grief when someone close to you has died from cancer. Grief is the way we process and adjust to any loss and coping with grief doesn’t mean getting over the person’s death. It’s about finding ways to live with the loss. Learn more about how you…
Understanding Vulvar and Vaginal Cancers booklet. Understanding Vulvar Cancer Vulvar cancer is the abnormal growth of cells in any part of the vulva. It is also called vulval cancer or cancer of the vulva. This new standalone fact sheet also has information on treatment and managing any side effects and replaces content previously featured in…
Understanding Vaginal Cancer Primary vaginal cancer is cancer that starts in the vagina. As one of the rarest types of gynaecological cancer, it’s important to have reliable information about how it is treated and how to manage any side effects. This new standalone fact sheet replaces content previously featured in the Understanding Vulvar and Vaginal…
Exercise for People Living with Cancer Many people with cancer lose fitness, muscle mass and strength, and find it harder to do normal everyday tasks. Exercise can improve physical function and fatigue and help you regain strength to get back to your daily activities. Learn more about exercise, and the benefits of physical activity before,…
Understanding Lymphoedema Cancer-related lymphoedema is a common side effect of cancer and cancer treatments. Learn what lymphoedema is, its causes, how to recognise signs early and how it can be managed. To order print copies (of any of these resources), simply call 13 11 20 or download the latest Resources Order Form from the Cancer…
The Sally Crossing AM Award for an Outstanding Outcome in Cancer Research is dedicated to the memory of the late Sally Crossing AM (1946-2016). Sally was a pioneer and tireless advocate for consumer involvement in cancer research. Cancer Council NSW and Cancer Voices NSW acknowledge the extraordinary support of the Belalberi Foundation and the Crossing…
