Survey reveals critical gaps in support for rare cancer patients
February 3, 2026
A national survey released today to mark World Cancer Day has revealed…
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A national survey released today to mark World Cancer Day has revealed…
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People with rare and less common cancers have been given new hope…
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My name is Bronwyn, and in 2020, I was diagnosed with malignant peripheral nerve sheath tumour sarcoma. I could barely pronounce it, let alone understand what it was and what it would mean for me, but I found out very quickly that it is a rare cancer. When I took on my first Kosi Challenge in 2024 with hundreds of other rare cancer patients, friends, families and professionals, all wearing our Rare caps, I saw all the other people who just “got it”.
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Travelling is still possible when you have cancer. For many people, taking a holiday - whether to relax, visit loved ones or simply enjoy a change of scenery - can really help lift spirits. However, travelling with cancer does require thoughtful planning and medical guidance.
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For many, Christmas is a time of joy, celebration and family. But…
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This Cervical Cancer Awareness Week (17 to 23 November), Tabitha is sharing her story to raise awareness of the barriers younger Australians face when navigating the cancer care system.
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Rare Cancers Australia (RCA) has welcomed today’s announcement from the Federal Government…
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Erin has always been a trailblazer. A qualified motorcycle technician, she became…
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A new Education Hub aimed at supporting healthcare professionals in the care…
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Clinical trials can offer new hope for people with rare cancers and…
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