Aesthetic Medicine
Scroll, watch, burn: sunscreen misinformation and its real‑world damage
Rachael Kent 23 Jul 2025
News
Oncology
Fearless hair to show you care: Cansa Shavathon 2025 launches 1 March
Issued by CANSA 21 Feb 2025
Public Health
World Health Day emphasises human rights' crucial role in cancer risk reduction
Issued by CANSA 3 Apr 2024
Oncology
Preserving hope: Fertility discussions for female cancer patients
Issued by CANSA 16 Aug 2023
Women's Health
Medshield: Understanding different types of non-cancerous breast lumps
Issued by Stone 8 Aug 2023
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Health & Safety
Aspartame under the spotlight as WHO declares it a "possible carcinogenic to humans"
Danette Breitenbach 3 Jul 2023
Oncology
Reduce your risk of cancer - small changes for a big difference
Issued by Intercare 1 Feb 2023
Hospitality
City Lodge Hotel Group puts the 'fun' into fundraising!
Issued by City Lodge Hotels 15 Sep 2022
Medical Research
Understanding the treatment of breast cancer in young women
Dr Fatima Hoosain 18 May 2022
Medical Research
Anti-rejection drugs increase skin cancer risk in multiple kidney transplant patients
6 Mar 2019
Medical Research
What elephants teach us about cancer prevention
Joshua Schiffman and Lisa Abegglen 8 May 2017
Health & Social Welfare
#BrandManagerMonth: CANSA, spreading a message of hope
Sindy Peters 29 Mar 2017
Events & Conferencing
Daredevils take male cancer fight to the streets in Speedos
Leigh Andrews 23 Mar 2017
Nuclear Power
#IRPA14 Low-dose radiation expert receives gold medal for radiation protection
16 May 2016
Obstetrics & Gynaecology
Sparing ovaries and removing fallopian tubes may cut cancer risk, but few have procedure
Karen N. Peart 25 Jan 2016
