What is cancer?
Cancer risk factors
Cancer symptoms
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General cancer information
Acute leukaemia
Anal cancer
Bile duct cancer
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Cancer Statistics NSW
NSW Cancer Plan
Document library
T.I.P.S. to improve your cancer care
Reduce your cancer risk
Preventing skin cancer
Quit smoking
Campaigns
Bowel cancer screening
Breast cancer screening
Cervical screening
Smoking Cessation Framework
NSW Skin Cancer Prevention Strategy
Cancer screening toolkit
Noticing symptoms
Seeing a GP
Having tests
Seeing specialists
Understanding your diagnosis
Getting a second opinion
Navigating the health system
Planning treatment
Types of treatment
Clinical trials
Side effects
Changes to treatment
Finishing treatment
Find a specialist or cancer service
Learn about cancer specialist centres
Cancer treatment protocols
Treatment information resources
Telling other people
Physical wellbeing
Emotional wellbeing
Survivorship
Having advanced cancer
End of life concerns
Cancer costs
Transport and accommodation
Money, legal and work issues
Help at home
Travel and holidays
People with cancer
Carers
Young People
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people
Multicultural communities
People in rural and remote areas
Translational cancer research
Research Career Support
Cancer researchers in NSW
CanDLe Program
Request or submit data
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How do clinical trials progress?
Find a cancer clinical trial in NSW
Grant opportunities
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Reporting requirements
Resources and publications
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Overriding principles
Priority areas
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Working together
Performance index
Patient-reported measures (PRMs)
Reporting for Better Cancer Outcomes (RBCO)
Specialist cancer centres
Leading Better Value Care
Primary Care Cancer Control Quality Improvement Toolkit
There are many practical things to deal with when you have cancer.
Family members and people who care for someone with cancer can also need information and support.
