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Smoking & Tobacco – Cancer Council Australia
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Advice from the Cancer Council of Australia on ways to reduce your risk. Reduce your risk – Cancer Council Australia
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Nutrition & Physical Safety – Cancer Council Australia
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More than just Slip. Slop. Slap. Sun Safety Tips from the Cancer Council of Australia. Sun Safety – Cancer Council Australia
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Learning about Cancer Treatment? Check out this resource from the Cancer Council Australia to learn about your treatment options. Treatment – Cancer Council Australia
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Have you or a loved one been diagnosed with Cancer, and don’t know what to expect? Have a look at this resource from Cancer Council Australia. What to Expect – Cancer Council Australia
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No matter where you are on your cancer journey, it is a difficult road to travel. There is always support available and actions you can take to make living with cancer easier. Check out this resource from Cancer Council Australia. Living with Cancer – Cancer Council Australia
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If you or a loved one have been diagnosed with cancer, you may not know what to do next. Check out the Cancer Council Australia website on tips about what to do next. After a Diagnosis – Cancer Council Australia
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The key to the best cancer outcome is early detection. Check out this guide from Cancer Council Australia on Early Detection. Early Detection – Cancer Council Australia
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You’ve likely heard of cancer at some point in your life, but do you know what cancer actually is? Find this simple guide provided by Cancer Council Australia. What is Cancer? – Cancer Council Australia
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Cancer affects many Australians and has a major impact on individuals, families and the community. Find out what what the Department of Health are doing to improve the prevention and treatment of cancer. Cancer – Department of Health
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SunSmart – Cancer Council Australia
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Health Information When you smoke cigarettes there are two groups of chemicals that negatively affect your health. The smoke that is inhaled from cigarettes contains thousands of toxic substances that can cause cancer, heart disease, stroke, chronic bronchitis, asthma and emphysema. The nicotine in cigarettes is addictive, making it very hard to quit smoking, but it is never too early, or too late, to quit smoking and improve your health. Here are some steps to begin your journey to Stop Smoking.
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Health Information The sun is vital for life, and provides an opportunity for fun and outdoor leisure activities. Australians are lucky to enjoy sunshine most of the year, and long hours of sunshine in summer. Too much exposure to the sun however, can cause severe skin damage. The sun’s rays contain ultraviolet (UV) A rays that are linked to skin ageing and the formation of wrinkles. UV B rays in sunlight are linked to skin cancer. Australia has one of the highest rates of skin cancer in the world.