The Cancer Council estimates that at least one in three cancer cases could be prevented and the number of cancer deaths could be reduced significantly.
With proper self-care, you may be able to reduce your risk of getting cancer or detect it early enough so that it can be successfully treated.
Cancer caregivers have the important role of tending to the needs of their loved ones during a critical time. However, for many, it takes a physical and emotional toll on their health.
We have taken the difficult decision to postpone our 2021 Annual Solaris Cancer Care Gala due to the uncertainties surrounding COVID-19 restrictions. As a not for profit in healthcare, our attendees’ safety comes first, especially given cancer patients have more compromised immune systems.
BY GEMMA CROTTY Self-care broadly refers to being attentive to all areas of a person’s wellbeing. It can be done independently, generally without the need
Keeping active can reduce recovery time and improve physical health after cancer treatment. Following treatment individuals can exhibit significant physical deconditioning and psychological distress.1, 3
The quality and quantity of foods we eat can influence our mood, stress levels and concentration. Studies have shown the relationship between our mental health