Treatment given to cure the cancer, such as chemotherapy or radiation therapy. This does not include long-term treatment such as hormone medication, which may be taken for several years to maintain remission.

When a person does not receive immediate treatment, but instead has their health monitored regularly.

…a deadline to work towards. Once you register, the countdown to get fit begins. Getting active has both immediate and long-term health benefits! At least one-third of all cancers in Queensland are preventable through healthy lifestyle choices, including being active…

Dear Editor, At least one third of all cancers in Queensland – around 9000 every year – are preventable through healthy lifestyle choices, including being active and maintaining a healthy weight. This year, we’re calling on Queenslanders to make their…

When was the last time you took 60 minutes to get active? If it was today – well done. If it was last week – there’s work to be done. If you can’t remember – then take this as a…

…activity in early childhood can impact on immediate and long-term health outcomes. Keeping kids’ minds and bodies active helps them sleep better, boosts energy, creates opportunities for making new friends and develops physical and social skills. So, what can we…

…Marathon with Team CCQ here. Noosa Classic: August 16, 2020 If you’re not one for running, you can switch legs for wheels at the Noosa Classic, which is on the same day as the Sunshine Coast Marathon and takes riders…

…Home to Treatment service Our Home to Treatment service aims to reduce the financial and emotional burden of cancer by providing transport to service users who are facing hardship in accessing their treatment. These hardships may include: Financial hardship Limited…

Medical treatment for people with advanced cancer to help them manage pain and other physical and emotional symptoms of cancer. Treatment may include radiation therapy, chemotherapy or other medication. It is an important part of palliative care.

…best existing treatment or the modified new treatment. Over the years, trials have improved treatments and led to better outcomes for people diagnosed with cancer. You might find it helpful to talk to your specialist, clinical trials nurse or GP,…