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
March 7, 2018
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February 7, 2018
Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month: get to know the symptoms to save lives
February 7, 2018
More women are dying from ovarian cancer than any other gynaecological cancer, a... View More
February 4, 2018
World Cancer Day: Cancer leaders call for equal access to reduce premature cancer deaths by 25%
February 4, 2018
Cancer Council Queensland has joined with cancer leaders, health professionals a... View More
BOOBS: Free guide shows the five signs of breast cancer
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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- Teaming with @DermatologyACD we encourage YOU to #OwnYourTone this #NationalSkinCancerActionWeek in 5️⃣ easy steps:
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- Congratulations to our first Accelerating Collaborative Cancer Research grant recipients Prof. Mark Smyth and Prof. Penny Webb and their teams at @QIMRBerghofer 👏 ow.ly/h1qI50xbxOf #cancerresearch pic.twitter.com/h336XuwQCG November 14, 2019Congratulations to our first Accelerating Collaborative Cancer Research grant recipients Prof. Mark Smyth and Prof. Penny Webb and their teams at @QIMRBerghofer 👏 ow.ly/h1qI50xbxOf #cancerresearch pic.twitter.com/h336XuwQCG
- $4m #cancer #research announcement happening today in Qld with the awarding of our inaugural Accelerating Collaborative Cancer Research Grants ow.ly/IAEb50xbm39 November 14, 2019$4m #cancer #research announcement happening today in Qld with the awarding of our inaugural Accelerating Collaborative Cancer Research Grants ow.ly/IAEb50xbm39
- Two #research teams at @QIMRBerghofer will receive $500,000 p.a. for 4 years through this funding round cancerqld.org.au/news/4-million….
Press invited to hear from the recipients this morning.
@NewsTalk4BC @7NewsBrisbane @9NewsQueensland @10NewsFirstQLD @SkyNewsAust @abcbrisbane November 14, 2019Two #research teams at @QIMRBerghofer will receive $500,000 p.a. for 4 years through this funding round cancerqld.org.au/news/4-million…. Press invited to hear from the recipients this morning. @NewsTalk4BC @7NewsBrisbane @9NewsQueensland @10NewsFirstQLD @SkyNewsAust @abcbrisbane
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