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    • What is cancer?
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      • Blood cancers
      • Breast cancer
      • Lung cancer
      • Melanoma
      • Prostate cancer
      • View 45 other cancers
    • Coping with a diagnosis
      • Coping with emotions
      • Tests and scans
      • Talking to kids about cancer
      • Cancer and your finances
      • Cancer and work
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      • Treatment options
      • Chemotherapy
      • Radiation therapy
      • Surgery
      • Immunotherapy
      • Targeted therapy
      • Hormone therapy
      • Clinical trials
      • Palliative treatment
    • Managing side effects
      • Fatigue
      • Taste and smell changes
      • Heart health and cancer
      • Hair loss
      • Pain and cancer
      • Peripheral neuropathy
      • Changes in thinking and memory
      • Lymphoedema
      • Mouth health
      • Nutrition and cancer
      • Breast prostheses and reconstruction
      • Fertility
      • Sexuality
    • Supporting someone with cancer
      • Caring for someone with cancer
      • Caring for someone with advanced cancer
      • Family and friends
      • Supportive schools
      • Supportive workplaces
      • Caring for mob with cancer
    • Living well during and after treatment
      • Nutrition and cancer
      • Exercise and cancer
      • Complementary therapies
      • Living well after treatment
    • Advanced cancer
      • Living with advanced cancer
      • Caring for someone with advanced cancer
      • Palliative care
      • Facing end of life
      • Coping with grief
    • Information for your community
      • Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander peoples
      • Resources in different languages
      • Resources for LGBTQI+ people
    • Fact sheets, podcasts and more
      • Cancer resource hub – fact sheets, booklets and more
      • Cancer Council Podcasts
  • Get Support
    Our cancer helpline consultants are ready for your call to support all people impacted by cancer. We may be able to assist with direct support services or by putting you in touch with other people who can support you.
    • 13 11 20 – Speak to a cancer professional
    • How can we help you
      • Accommodation during treatment
      • Cancer Counselling
      • Financial Support
      • Legal & Workplace Support
      • Transport to treatment
      • Support after treatment
    • Connect with others
    • Online community
    • Coping with a diagnosis
      • Coping with emotions
      • Talking to kids about cancer
      • Cancer and your finances
      • Cancer and work
      • Cancer care and your rights
    • Health care professionals
    • Cancer stories
    • Cancer podcasts
    • Meditation and relaxation podcasts
  • Preventing Cancer
    Discover lifestyle choices to minimise your risk of getting cancer and the importance of screening and early detection for cancer survival.
    • Healthy diet and exercise
      • Limit alcohol
      • Be a healthy weight
      • Move more, sit less
      • Healthy Made Tasty
      • Our Kids Our Call
    • Quit smoking and vaping
      • Quit smoking
      • Tackling Tobacco
      • Smoke free environments
      • Electronic cigarettes
      • Generation Vape
    • Sun protection
      • Slip on a shirt
      • Slop on sunscreen
      • Slap on a hat
      • Seek shade
      • Slide on sunglasses
      • SunSmart NSW website
      • Improve your long game
      • Outdoor workers
      • Sporting groups
      • Buy sun protection products online
    • Screening and early detection
      • Cervical screening
      • Bowel cancer screening
      • Breast cancer screening
      • Lung cancer screening
      • Testicular cancer
      • Prostate cancer
      • Ovarian cancer
      • Liver cancer and hepatitis B
      • Check for skin cancer
    • CanAct – campaigning for better policies
    • Cancer Council shops
  • Research
    Research programs save lives, improve treatments and quality of life for cancer survivors.
    • Research we conduct
      • The Daffodil Centre
      • I-PaRCS
    • Research we fund
    • Search research by cancer type or topic
    • Information for researchers
      • Grant opportunities
    • Community participation in research
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      • Make a major gift
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      • Fundraise your way – Do It For Cancer
      • Australia’s Biggest Morning Tea
      • Daffodil Day
      • Relay for Life
      • The Longest Day
      • The March Charge
      • 7 Bridges Walk
      • Stars Dance for Cancer
      • More ways to fundraise
    • Volunteer with us
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Korina Richmond

Korina Richmond

Korina is the Senior Nutrition Officer at Cancer Council NSW where she develops content for the Healthy Lunch Box website and manages its marketing and promotional activities. She is an Accredited Practicing Dietitian with 17 years’ experience and holds a Bachelor of Science (Nutrition), a Post Graduate Diploma in Dietetics and a Master of Science (Nutrition) from the University of Otago.

Recent articles by Korina Richmond

5 easy ways to keep healthy during the festive season

Group of people sitting on picnic mat in the park.

The festive season is upon us. Check out our five easy tips to stay healthy during this time.

5 mid-week meals in under 30 minutes

Want to spend less time in the kitchen? Check out five mid-week meals you can have on the table within 30 minutes

Winter warming meals to keep you nourished over the cooler months

Fruit and vegetables

Eating a diet full of vegies and fruit is important during the winter months. Try our recipes for staying nourished.

Healthy comfort food to try this winter

Comfort food are usually high in calories and low in nutrients. Try these healthy alternatives instead.

Make Monday this month meat-free

Eating more plant-based food is a way you can reduce your cancer risk and the risk of other chronic diseases. Another benefit of eating less meat is that it’s good for the environment. Did you know that it can take 30 bathtubs of water to produce just one beefburger? Ready to do something good for […]

10 quick and healthy snacks to beat the 3pm energy slump

We all experience it at some point, the mid-afternoon energy slump where we feel the desperate need to reach for a sugar hit. But resist the urge for chocolate and biscuits! Studies have shown that snacks with lots of added sugar make you feel even more sleepy by blocking the neurotransmitters that help you feel […]

How to create the perfect healthy grazing platter for your next long lunch

Long lunches are a delightful way to spend socialising with your friends and family over the summer months. But sometimes it can be difficult to cater for all dietary limits/restrictions/requirements and food likes and dislikes. That’s where the grazing platter comes into its own! Grazing platters are all the rage, however they can often be […]

What fruit and vegies are in season in summer

Fruits and vegetables.

Summer offers a range of delicious and nutritious fruit and vegies. Here’s what’s in season.

5 signature summer salads for your next BBQ

hands chopping vegetables

Make salads less boring at your next BBQ by trying one of our signature recipes.

3 easy ways to eat more sustainably

Top view of a woman's hands preparing a fruit smoothie.

Try our easy tips to eat more sustainably and help protect your health and the environment.

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