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Support and Information packlSupport and Information Pack for cancer patients

A free pack that contains vital booklets and information for people recently diagnosed with cancer, including a diary for recording appointments and a guide to sources of practical and financial help.

Ask your doctor or treatment team for a copy of the pack, or call the Cancer Council Helpline 13 11 20 to order.

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Other cancer booklets

Understanding Cancer bookletsOur free booklets and brochures offer easy-to-read information about many specific types of cancer. They cover treatments and strategies to improve quality of life.

Many titles are listed below. You can order any of these by calling the Cancer Council Helpline 13 11 20.

Many are also available here on the websitesimply click on the links below to download the title you're interested in, and print it out on your home printer.

Looking for a topic that's not covered in the list - call the Helpline 13 11 20 and we will be pleased to find the information you are looking for.

 

Understanding Cancer booklets and brochures

Ann Fletcher, cancer carer, Kurmond NSW

“When my partner was diagnosed with bowel cancer we would refer to the Cancer Council's Understanding Food and Cancer and Eating Well booklets regularly. They were very useful and after reading them we were motivated to see a dietitian for further advice on dealing with eating problems caused by cancer.”

 

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    How to order printed booklets

Health professionals can order up to 50 copies free of charge by printing the order form and sending it to The Cancer Council.

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Order skin cancer prevention and SunSmart resources

 

Editorial policy

Each Understanding Cancer series booklet is reviewed and updated every two years or as new information comes to hand. The Cancer Council works with cancer doctors, specialist nurses or other relevant health professionals to ensure the medical information is reliable and up to date. Consumers also check the booklets to see they meet the needs of people with cancer.

Before commencing any health treatment, always consult your doctor. This booklet is intended as a general introduction and should not be seen as a substitute for your own doctor’s or health professional’s advice. All care is taken to ensure that the information contained is accurate at the time of publication.



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