Cancer Council Victoria has released updated publications – Living Well After Cancer, Understanding Kidney Cancer, Cancer Research and Clinical Trials, Understanding Peripheral Neuropathy.
Living Well After Cancer Most people say cancer is a life-changing experience. Our recently updated Living Well After Cancer booklet provides information and support about follow-up care, as well as ways to improve patients’ health and wellbeing to deal with the after effects of cancer treatment.
Understanding Kidney Cancer: Most people with kidney cancer have no symptoms and are diagnosed with the disease when they see a doctor for an unrelated reason. The latest version of Understanding Kidney Cancer includes updated statistics on kidney cancer incidence, among other updates.
Cancer Research and Clinical Trials
When community members take part in research, it helps researchers learn more about cancer and ways to treat and prevent it. CCV's updated Understanding Clinical Trials and Research booklet contains the latest data and statistics around cancer research.
Understanding Peripheral Neuropathy
About 40% of people who have chemotherapy will have symptoms of peripheral neuropathy. The latest version of Understanding Peripheral Neuropathy features new information on causes, prevention and management techniques.
CNSA proudly presented the following webinar in collaboration with Astellas. Our expert speakers walk through the data from the pivotal EV-301 trial, sharing strategies on how to effectively communicate these findings with patients.
In collaboration with our national partner Eisai, this webinar covers a detailed discussion on kidney cancer covering early-stage interventions to advanced therapeutic options, adverse event management, and resource tools for both clinicians and patients.
