Here are some of CANSA’s support service areas:
· Education and awareness. · Screening and early diagnosis. · Online and telephonic care and support. · CANSA Care Homes for patients receiving treatment far from home. · TLC (Tough
· Education and awareness. · Screening and early diagnosis. · Online and telephonic care and support. · CANSA Care Homes for patients receiving treatment far from home. · TLC (Tough
People who run regularly all have their personal reasons for doing so. But when the big races come along, their reason extends to raising
Origin: In 2003, Simon Clark, the first person to organise a Shavathon event, arranged 50 events in Gqeberha (Port Elizabeth). The first unofficial Shavathon took place at
Melanoma (a form of skin cancer) ranks the fifth most prevalent cancer in men, and sixth most prevalent amongst women in South Africa. We
These were the stark words that Hannelie received from her gynaecologist in 2014. Shocked, terrified and sobbing, Hannelie called her best friend to share
Melanoma is the most deadly of the three types of skin cancer, with early detection being the key to successful treatment. Awareness is covered by
The teenage years can be hard on young people, as they grapple with trying to find their place in the world with all its complexities.
Andre Bossner and Henk Hills both resided at the CANSA Tipuana Care Home in Pretoria whilst undergoing cancer treatment. Andre felt truly ‘at home’ even
Bobby Were is one such man. And he very honestly describes how his male stubbornness let him decide for himself that the pea sized painless
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