Cancer stories and news

Cells’ hidden memory may hold clues to treating aggressive bowel cancer

Much like a supercomputer, the cells in our bodies are programmed with various codes. Read more

A message from Todd Harper AM, CEO

As 2024 draws to a close, I want to thank all our Daffodil Circle members for supporting all Victorians affected by cancer. Read more

A 'smoking gun' in the gut: Unpacking the surge in early-onset bowel cancer

Once thought of as an "old person’s disease," bowel cancer is now hitting younger Australians at alarming rates. Read more

Bob’s new Christmas traditions

“For many years, the Christmas tradition for my wife Joyce and I was to do Meals –on Wheels during Christmas week. Read more
Support during the holidays

Navigating cancer during the festive season

The holidays can be difficult for people living with cancer and who have experienced a major change or loss in their life. These tips aim to help you make the most of this festive season.

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25 laps around the sun for Relay For Life

In 1999, in the heart of Murrumbeena, a new tradition began as the first-ever Victorian Relay for Life kicked off at Duncan Mackinnon Athletics Track. Read more

Accelerating treatment breakthroughs for pancreatic cancer patients

Find out how your support is accelerating treatment breakthroughs for pancreatic cancer patients. Read more

Golfers for the distance for cancer research

Over the coming months, thousands of golf enthusiasts will hit the greens for a cause that’s bigger than the game itself – The Longest Day. Read more

Join the Food Fight

Based in the vibrant city of Knox, mum-of-three Felicia is using her voice to help raise awareness of the need to protect our children from junk food advertising in the places they commute, learn and play. Read more

Stay safe in the sun this summer

In Victoria, we are so lucky to live in a beautiful state with beaches and bushland to explore. And summer is a fantastic time to be outdoors with friends and family. But living in Victoria also means the UV will consistently reach above three right up until April. Read more

Finding support during the holiday season

Speaking to other families impacted by cancer these holidays, Tahli says it’s important that every member of the family gets the support they need. Read more

Fostering cultural safety in cancer care

Providing accessible and culturally responsive care services for Aboriginal people is essential to closing the cancer care gap. Read more

Vale Professor John Hopper AM

We are deeply saddened by the passing of internationally renowned genetic epidemiologist Professor John Hopper AM. Read more

When caring for someone with cancer becomes a second job

This National Carers Week we spoke to Jacinta, who has cared for her husband Tony through two cancer diagnoses, about the vital role of carers and how she managed to still care for herself during this time. Read more

A sea of yellow this Daffodil Day

Hope shone bright for Daffodil Day this year, thanks to everyone who enthusiastically got involved. Read more
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