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- Leading cancer experts recognised for their lifetime contribution
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- New silica resources launched during Safe Work Month
- Opposition’s $40m plan to revive national anti-smoking campaign could save 55,000 lives
- Opposition’s skin cancer prevention campaign would save lives and money
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- 2 in 3 Aussie adults still bronzed
- 3.5 million Aussie women driving Australia towards a cervical cancer free future
- Australian government and Cancer Council lead WHO commitment to eliminate cervical cancer
- Australian researchers light the way for global strategy to save 62 million lives
- Australians urged to put cancer screening at the top of their to-do list
- Cancer Council Australia appoints Tanya Buchanan as CEO
- Cancer Council encourages Australians to quit for COVID
- Cancer Council endorses Australian guidelines to reduce health risks from drinking alcohol
- Cancer Council supports government rejection of big, bad tobacco’s latest ploy
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- Driving a cultural poo-nomenon: more people bowel screening than ever before
- Experts call for renewed anti-smoking push as 1.6 million Australian smokers face early death, social costs soar
- Global survey highlights actions Australians want on cancer
- Good news as national smoking rates decline
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- Landmark report vindicates Australia’s precautionary approach to e-cigarette policy
- Leading health groups welcome new recommendations for embedding smoking cessation in healthcare
- New data shows booze-loving nation still drinking at risky levels
- New data shows life saving cancer screening participation at risk during COVID
- New e-cigarette liquid laws will keep Australians safe
- New standard aims to reduce bill shock for cancer patients
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- Social movement sees acts of kindness for cancer patients
- The DIY-don’ts: renovators and tradies urged to take care around asbestos with Australia recording one of the highest rates in the world
- Tis the sea-sun to slip, slop slap as almost half of Aussies admit to having a suntan
- Tobacco companies use loopholes in legislation to influence cigarette sales: new research
- 5 in 6 Aussie teens not meeting the recommended guidelines for physical activity
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- Battle of the poos: which regions lead the bowel screening battle?
- Bronzed Aussies don’t link tanning with skin cancer
- Cancer Council applauds US ban on menthol in tobacco, calls for Australia to follow
- Cancer Council calls on Federal government support to keep all Aussies safe in the sun
- Cancer Council cautiously welcomes new Australian Bureau of Statistics data showing record low percentages of Australian smoking
- Cancer Council commends the Australian Government on release of the National Preventative Health Strategy
- Cancer Council: MSAC approval takes Australian women one step closer to doing their own cervical screening tests
- Cancer Council warns that the government’s goals for smoking prevalence will only be possible with ongoing funding to tackle Indigenous smoking
- Cancer Council welcomes new laws aimed at reversing the crisis of e-cigarette use in young Australians
- Cancer is on the rise. But is it all bad? Award winning Australian Cancer Atlas doubles down on the digits
- Doctors.com.au partner with Cancer Council on a mission to save lives
- Food marketing codes fail to protect children from junk food ads
- From dogs sniffing cancer to alternative therapies Cancer Council bust the myths
- Making the case: Why the Australian health system needs to do more to help smokers quit
- New research shows furry friends help support mental health in cancer survivors
- New research shows menthol in tobacco products keeps smokers hooked
- New resources to help people with rare and less common cancers
- New study finds alcohol companies trying to fool consumers with ‘better-for-you’ marketing tactics
- Over half a million life-saving tests in 3 months – Cancer Council asks, have you missed out?
- Screening by self-collection a ‘game-changer’ for eliminating cervical cancer in Australia
- Aussies urged to take a half-time toilet break for bowel cancer this State of Origin series
- Australia on track to become the first country in the world to eliminate cervical cancer, but Cancer Council urges that community engagement is key
- Calls for equal access to cancer care in Australia, as February 4 marks World Cancer Day
- Cancer Council calls for stronger action on e-cigarettes as landmark study shows young Australians are most at risk
- Cancer Council calls for urgent investment in a National Tobacco Campaign, as May 31 marks World No Tobacco Day
- Cancer Council calls on all political parties to reduce the impact of cancer, as the federal election campaign gets firmly underway
- Cancer Council condemns unhealthy food and drink advertising as pester power prevails
- Cancer Council strongly urges Australians against aerosol sunscreens
- Cancer Council warns urgent intergovernmental action is essential to stop an “epidemic of e-cigarette use among young people”
- Flood cleanups pose risk of cancer
- HPV testing picks up cancers missed by Pap tests
- New research: 1.4 million Australians will die of cancer in the next 25 years unless governments intervene now
- Tradies aren’t protecting against skin cancer despite up to ten times higher UV exposure
- Updated guidelines prepare health professionals for cervical screening ‘game-changer’
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