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Volunteer to help this Daffodil Day
Final call for Daffodil Day volunteers
Cancer Council is making one last call out for volunteers to get involved in Daffodil Day this Friday, 22 August by helping sell fresh daffodils and merchandise from major sites across NSW.
Each year we rely on over 5,000 volunteers to help us raise funds for vital cancer research, prevention, information and support programs like the Cancer Council Helpline (13 11 20).
A few hours of your time will make a difference - with your help less people will hear the words "you have cancer".
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Cancer Council NSW applauds government's tobacco legislation reform
Cancer Council NSW has applauded the NSW Government's decision to ban cigarette displays in shops, proclaiming the move as the beginning
of a new era...

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| Giving Big Tobacco the flick
Cancer Council NSW applauds NSW government decision to ban cigarette displays in shops

Field of Hope 2008
All welcome!
To celebrate the lives of those touched by cancer, Field of Hope will be held again this year for friends and supporters of Cancer Council. In the seventh consecutive year of this event, thousands of heartfelt paper daffodils, decorated with messages to loved ones touched by cancer will be displayed for all to see.

| Where: First Fleet Park, Circular Quay, Sydney
| When: Sunday, 17th August at 10am – 2pm
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Field of Hope - 17 August 2008

New HPV infections will plummet by 2010

Good news for women! The number of new human papillomavirus (HPV) infections in Australian females is expected to more than halve by 2010 and fall by 92 per cent by 2050, thanks to extensive HPV vaccination, says a Cancer Council study. But this doesn't mean you can stop having regular pap tests...

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New HPV infections will plummet by 2010

Living Well After Cancer Programs
Cancer and its treatment can bring a host of practical challenges, from changes in appearance and body function to managing the emotional and social impacts. The Cancer Council NSW is offering free community education programs for cancer survivors, their carers, families, friends and colleagues.

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