To find reliable information about a specific type of cancer, click on the links below. Each section has easy-to-read information about symptoms, diagnosis and treatment. This is a good starting point when cancer feels overwhelming. 

Learn more about how we can help you both during and after cancer treatment.

A	M
Anal cancer	Melanoma
B	Mesothelioma – peritoneal
Bile duct cancer	Mesothelioma – pleural
Bladder cancer	Mouth
Blood cancer	Myeloma
Bone cancer (primary)	N
Bone cancer (secondary)	Nasal or paranasal sinus cancer
Bowel cancer	Non-Hodgkin lymphoma
Brain cancer	O
Breast cancer	Oesophageal cancer
C	Ovarian cancer
Cancer of unknown primary	P
Cervical cancer	Pancreatic cancer
Colorectal cancer	Pancreatic NETs
H	Pharyngeal cancer
Head and neck cancers	Prostate cancer
Hodgkin lymphoma	S
K	Salivary gland cancer
Kidney cancer	Skin cancer
L	Spinal cord tumours
Laryngeal cancer	Stomach cancer
Leukaemia – acute lymphoblastic	T
Leukaemia – acute myeloid	Testicular cancer
Leukaemia – chronic lymphocytic	Throat cancer
Leukaemia – chronic myeloid	Thyroid cancer
Liver cancer (primary)	U
Liver cancer (secondary)	Uterine cancer
Lung cancer	V
Lymphoma – Hodgkin	Vaginal cancer
Lymphoma – non-Hodgkin	Vulvar cancer

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How we can help

Click on the links below to get reliable information for your specific situation.

I have cancer	I’m a friend or family member
I’m a teacher or school principal	I need workplace cancer support
I need information in another language	I’m Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander

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