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Updated guidelines to reduce the impact of bowel cancer

The latest evidence-based advice on population screening and risk.

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When was your last Cervical Screening Test?

It has never been more important to make sure your screening is up-to-date.

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Michael Klim and Brad Hodge team up as new research shows men aren’t protecting themselves in the sun

The Australian Government and Cancer Council are teaming up with sports stars Michael Klim and Brad Hodge to call on Australian men to pick up their sun protection game.

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Cancer Council welcomes the passage of the vaping legislation that marks essential progress towards driving down Australia’s vaping rates

Cancer Council welcomes the vaping legislation passed by the Senate today that will put an end date on the sale of disposable non-therapeutic vapes in retail stores, protecting the health of all Australians.

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Australians aged 45 to 49 to benefit from life-saving bowel screening test

Cancer Council welcomes new changes to the National Bowel Cancer Screening Program that will mean from today Australians aged 45 to 49 can request their first free bowel cancer screening kit.

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61,000
Australians saved in the past 20 years thanks to cancer research
$51.7 million
contributed together with our research partners in the 2021-22 financial year
69%
survival rate increased from 49% in the 1980s through research investment

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