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Talking to community about cervical, bowel and breast cancer

Cancer Council Victoria recognises the key role GPs, nurses and other health care professionals play in the National Bowel Cancer Screening Program by endorsing the program to patients and managing patients' positive faecal occult blood test (FOBT) results.

Increase awareness of hepatitis B and the importance of testing to prevent liver cancer in Victoria.

Support Cancer Council Victoria’s Bowel Screening Campaign to save lives through early detection.

Health professionals play an important role in the National Cervical Screening Program by sharing knowledge and increasing eligible patients' understanding and participation in the program.

Support Cancer Council Victoria’s new campaign to help increase cervical screening rates and save lives.

International and Australian data indicates that people with disabilities are under-screened for cancer.[1] General practice plays an important role in enabling people with disabilities and their carers to participate in cancer screening.

Download resources to help your patients to understand their Cervical Screening Test results and the next steps.

Increase the early detection of hepatitis to reduce liver cancer incidence in Victoria.

A brochure for Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander women about breast cancer and breast screening.