20 years on: Complementary Therapies Become Lifeline for Cancer Patients
Solaris Cancer Care celebrates its 20th year this month, reflecting on how it nearly didn’t exist after facing early lack of support and understanding.
Solaris Cancer Care celebrates its 20th year this month, reflecting on how it nearly didn’t exist after facing early lack of support and understanding.
Complementary medicine can promise many health benefits including curing cancer but we explore how far you can go before it becomes trouble.
While it is best to not consume any alcohol as a cancer survivor, there are realistic markers of what can be considered moderate consumption.
A Bunbury resident Kristy Borczuch has raised $20,432 for Solaris Cancer Care since 2018 to honour the support the charity provided to her sister during her cancer journey.
Ovarian cancer, a cancer type that is often difficult to diagnose, can be confusing to wrap your head around. What procedures works best for which women? We explore the various procedures involved and their measure of efficacy.
This May We Thrive, explore how creative visualisation can help those with cancer reduce negative feelings.
Young adult cancer survivors say they can’t go back to normal because they have changed in new ways post-cancer.
Melanoma is often referred to as ‘Australia national cancer’, and is the third most common cancer in men and women.
Celesta Wijaya of Oneness Being Inc. has partnered with Luna Palace Cinemas to highlight the importance of integrative cancer care to the Leederville community at a movie night on Thursday, March 18.
There’s nothing like a good home-cooked meal and the feeling of comfort that comes with it.
Along with being a way to hone your culinary skills, home-cooking also proves beneficial when it comes to your health, and, ultimately, can be advantageous in the prevention of cancer.
Christmas can often be a difficult time for those suffering with Cancer – especially when coping with the side effects of treatment, and experiencing fatigue or tiredness. Whilst everyone else is joyously organizing for the festivities ahead, you might otherwise be struggling to feel the Christmas spirit.
Having cancer at a young age is difficult, but many young people with cancer are determined to start each day with purpose and optimism, and are an inspiration to others.