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New study: 61,000 cancer deaths avoided in 20 years
About 61,000 Australian lives have been saved by improvements in cancer prevention, screening and treatment over the past 20 years, according to new Cancer Council research.
Exposing the truth on fast food restaurants
A new report highlights recommendations to tackle the impact of fast food on obesity.
Men's lifestyles put them at risk of cancer
Australian men’s lifestyle choices put their health at risk as figures reveal men are 84 per cent more likely to die of cancers that affect both men and women.
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Media Releases
- News update: Genetic breast cancer risk
- New study: 61,000 cancer deaths avoided in 20 years
- Cancer Council infographic goes global – reaching people in 100 countries
- Cutting the death rate of Aboriginal cancer patients
- Blooming great charity fundraiser
- Australian research could save men’s lives
- HRT without the breast cancer risk could be on the horizon
- Big lack for diners at fast food restaurants
- New laws to stamp out health hype on food labels
- New smoke-free laws set to clear the air in NSW today
- Parents losing pester power battle at the supermarket
- Cancer Council NSW welcomes announcement of IPTAAS reforms for country patients
- Hungry Jack’s and Chupa Chups shamed for digital advertising to kids
- SPF50+ sunscreens set to hit shelves this summer
- Men's lifestyles put them at risk of cancer
- Cancer Council NSW announces new Chief Executive Officer
- Community Workers to help stub out smoking this Anti-Poverty Week
- Improving the cancer status non-English speaking communities
- Cancer Council NSW slams new HRT study
- Cancer Council stores help fund Australia's largest Melanoma Genome Project
- Ready, Steady, Fruit and Vegie - Hunter schools gear up for Fruit "˜n' Veg Month 2012
- Cancer Council NSW launches new integrated Brand Campaign
- 7.7m work days lost to prostate and breast cancer by 2022
- Baseball caps expose school kids to skin cancer
- Parramatta Council Clears the Air on smoke-free outdoor dining policy
- Parramatta Council votes YES on smoke-free outdoor policy
- McDonalds found guilty of serving up junk food advertising online
- Car parking is the pits for cancer patients across NSW
- Parents want to see junk food marketing kicked out of children's sports
- Make a tax deductible donation for a cancer-free future
- Turn off technology and connect over a cuppa
- Brain cancer mobile phone panic should be put on hold
- Cancer Council NSW acknowledges Andrew Penman's achievements and announces a future CEO transition
- Cancer Council NSW Welcomes Announcement of IPTAAS Overhaul for Country Patients
- Sun Slack men putting lives at risk from skin cancer
- Fat Free TV Guide names best and worst TV programs for junk food advertising to kids
- Cancer Council NSW appoints circul8 to launch new online campaign
- Local communities force a Parliamentary discussion on smoke-free outdoor dining
- Tamworth opens region's first cancer info centre
- Cartoon characters wage war on children's bellies
- The Cape Byron Lighthouse Turns Yellow Celebrating 25 years of Hope for Daffodil Day
- Sugar coated regulations fail to save children
- Local man leads the pack in Sydney's first lunchtime speed-run
- Brain cancer is leading cause of cancer death in young people
- Aboriginal art and storytelling combined to save lives
- A lifeline to cancer patients swamped by legal issues
- State Government to take responsibility for outdoor smoking laws
- Cigarettes to disappear in a cloud of smoke from NSW stores this New Year's Eve
- Cancer hope as Cancer Council NSW gives $3m to research
- Bluetongue stadium calls full time on skin cancer
- Cancer Council, COSA welcome "˜major investment' in reducing regional cancer care inequity
- Boost for cancer survival prospects with over $100 million for new services
- Speak up to close Aboriginal Cancer survival gap
- Brain Cancer Action Week
- NSW Government action needed to stop cancer death surge
- Dog's life for thousands of country patients left out in cold by cancer budget
- Wests Tigers get off the bench to help tackle men's cancer
- Parramatta Eels respond to the Call To Arms
- Friendly faces awaiting patients at St Vincents Private Hospital cancer information centre
- A lifeline to cancer patients swamped by legal issues
- Media release - Bowel cancer screening
