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Patients must be encouraged and feel comfortable to talk to their doctor about any financial concerns relating to cancer treatment. Would you know how to answer these questions? #InformedFinancialConsent

Cancer Council Queensland @CCQld·

24 Oct

Did you know that electric arc and laser welding give off UV radiation?

Fortunately, there’s lots of safe workplace practices you can do to reduce your exposure. This #NationalSafeWorkMonth, it’s time to check in with your safety procedures when welding.

Cancer Council Queensland @CCQld·

22 Oct

Thank you to the amazing teams at Auswide Bank for their incredible fundraising efforts for Breast Cancer Awareness Month!

We were honoured to received their donation of $2,650 this week 🎀

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March 7, 2018

Cancer screening a priority for International Women’s Day

March 7, 2018

Ahead of International Women’s Day (March 8), Cancer Council Queensland is urg... View More

February 7, 2018

Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month: get to know the symptoms to save lives

February 7, 2018

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February 4, 2018

World Cancer Day: Cancer leaders call for equal access to reduce premature cancer deaths by 25%

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BOOBS: Free guide shows the five signs of breast cancer

May 3, 2016 in 2016, General Media Release.

Cancer Council has launched a free guide detailing the five signs of breast cancer, with the latest stats showing around 220,000 eligible Queensland women don’t participate in breast screening. The latest data shows in 2013/14, only 58 per cent of eligible Queensland women (aged 50-69) had a free mammogram through BreastScreen Queensland. Cancer Council Queensland…

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