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Relay For Life 2023 – Youth team supervisor disclaimer

Terms and Conditions of Entry In consideration of this registration being accepted and my being permitted to participate in the Event, I agree to the following, intending to be legally bound for myself and my heirs, executors and administrators. “Event”…

News: Queenslanders urged to take life-saving bowel test

Queenslanders aged 50 and over are being urged to screen for bowel cancer, with the launch of the state’s first ever TV campaign promoting the life-saving benefits of the National Bowel Cancer Screening Program. Developed by Cancer Council with funding…

News: Help eliminate cervical cancer and save a friend’s life

  Something truly amazing has happened. Tell your friends about it. It could save their lives. Australia is set to become the first country in the world to eliminate cervical cancer. This amazing achievement follows the success of the Human…

News: Work life for many cancer survivors never the same

Almost half of working Queensland cancer survivors have been negatively affected in their jobs as a result of their diagnosis, new research shows. Cancer Council Queensland’s 1000 Survivor Study is an Australian-first project, assessing the physical, emotional and practical concerns…

News: Stop sweating the small stuff

…and don’t forget your daily dose of two serves of fruit and five serves of fresh veggies a day. Good nutrition contributes significantly to maintaining a healthy weight, better quality of life, good physical and mental health throughout life, resistance…

Relaxation workshops

…of cancer, their family and friends, who want to introduce relaxation into their daily life. Many people dealing with cancer have said that learning ways to manage stress, such as practicing relaxation, has helped them cope. These relaxation skills have…

Research snapshot – Hospital characteristics and outcomes following pancreaticoduodenectomy Narendra 2020

What is known? In population-level studies from the USA and Europe, pancreatic resection in high-volume centres has been reported to be associated with significant improvements in surgical outcomes including post-operative mortality, quality of surgical resection and survival when compared with…

Research snapshots – Hospital characteristics and outcomes after oesophagogastric cancer surgery Narendra 2020

What is known? Curative treatment for gastric and oesophageal cancers requires complex surgery. Queensland has significantly lower resection volumes compared with international series. What is new? Surgery performed in high volume, high service centres resulted in better delivery of high-quality

anaemia

Deficiency in the number or quality of red blood cells.