Recent articles by Josip Teklic
Among the nearly 21,000 people diagnosed with breast cancer each year, more than 2,000 of those people will die.
That’s why researchers are always looking for new ways to treat it and help people feel better.
Survival rates for some common types of cancer in children have not improved in more than 25 years.
That’s why new approaches to treatment are critical for a cancer free future. In particular, treatment that does not have long lasting effects.
Thanks to a petition with over 12,000 signatures, as of 1 July, cancer patients at the Riverina Cancer Care Centre no longer have to pay out-of-pocket expenses for radiotherapy and medical oncology treatments.
World Liver Day (April 19th) aims to raise awareness about liver conditions and promote good liver health.
Vicki Mavrofora is leaving money in her will to Cancer Council NSW to fund a future where mammograms are done regularly, so subsequent generations do not have to face their own battles with cancer.
In this blog, Professor Alex Swarbrick dives deeper into how discoveries in common cancers like breast cancer are changing cancer care.
With National Volunteer Week around the corner on 20-26 May, we’re recognising Margaret’s seven years of dedicated support for people affected by cancer, as a Cancer Council Information Services (CCIS) volunteer at Nepean Cancer Centre.
Caz explains that hosting an Australia’s Biggest Morning Tea was another form of support to her.
Mid-2022, Dom noticed his chest would tighten during and after exercise – weeks later he was diagnosed with lung cancer.
After being diagnosed with breast cancer, Veronica saw profound impact of advocacy work and the change it brings about.