News and notices

World Cancer Day takes place on 4 February each year with the aim of raising global awareness for a disease that causes millions of deaths each year, many of which are preventable.  ...
As part of a public consultation process, you are invited to comment on Investigating symptoms in lung cancer: A guide for general practitioners. The GP guide is designed to be a concise and easy to...
Cancer Australia and its Funding Partners invite applications for the 2012 round of Priority-driven Collaborative Cancer Research Scheme (PdCCRS) grants. The call for applications to the PdCCRS...
Cancer Australia’s community briefing was held in December prior to advertising the next grant round in early 2012. Find out more about the Supporting people with cancer Grant initiative
The December issue of Cancer Australia's e-newsletter, Cancer Australia Connect, is now available for download. Cancer Australia Connect is a great way to find out about the...
The National Framework for Consumer Involvement in Cancer Control has been developed by Cancer Australia in partnership with Cancer Voices Australia to enhance meaningful consumer involvement at all...
The impact of familial risk for breast cancer was the theme at the 2011 Sydney Pink Ribbon Breakfast on Monday 24 October. Family history is one of the most complex areas of risk for breast cancer,...
Cancer Australia has released a new resource for general practitioners and gynaecologists to assist in effective and timely investigation of symptoms which could be endometrial cancer. Endometrial...
The 2011-12 Health and Ageing Portfolio Budget Statements inform Senators and Members of Parliament of the proposed allocation of resources to Government outcomes and outputs, by agencies within the...
The psychosexual care of women affected by gynaecological cancers  is a new comprehensive, evidence-based learning resource that has been released through the Cancer Learning website. ...