COSA 2023: Cancer’s unspoken financial burden
“Many Australians affected by cancer experience a significant financial burden, which can lead to physical…
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COSA 2023: The forgotten breast cancer
Until we capture exhaustive data on treatments and outcomes, more than 10,500 Australians living with…
COSA 2023: Fertility preservation and cancer
Having a baby is a realistic aspiration for young women undergoing cancer treatment but fertility…
Ageism in Cancer Care
How does ageism affect older adults with cancer? What impact does bias have on treatment…
Equity at its core: finalising the Australian Cancer Plan
The Australian Cancer Plan will unashamedly focus on equity in outcomes for Aboriginal and Torres…
COSA 2022: Fertility hope for young women diagnosed with cancer
Sadly, many young women diagnosed with cancer must face their fertility before they’re ready. While…
COSA 2022: Dismantling ageism
Ageism refers to the stereotypes (how we think), prejudice (how we feel) and discrimination (how…
COSA 2022: LGBTQI people “a growing and medically underserved population” in cancer care
Results from the largest data set of LGBTQI+ people with cancer internationally will be presented…
COSA calls on the Government to make a national lung cancer screening program a reality
The Clinical Oncology Society of Australia (COSA) welcomed the recent recommendation from independent Medical Services…
Does cannabis have a role in cancer treatment?
Does cannabis have a role in cancer treatment? What does the latest research tell us…