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UCSF Brain Tumor Center Resources (Video Webinars for Patients and Survivors)

UCSF Brain Tumor Center Resources (Video Webinars for Patients and Survivors)
The University of California San Francisco (UCSF) Brain Tumor Center has compiled a list of educational resources for brain tumour patients and survivors, including recorded webinars and survivor stories. Topics include: how to improve sleep, coping with brain cancer related fatigue, strategies for coping with cognitive changes, and talking to your…
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Survivorship Diary (Mark Hughes Foundation – available as a PDF or a physical diary)

Survivorship Diary (Mark Hughes Foundation – available as a PDF or a physical diary)
This practical free resource is designed to assist patients diagnosed with a brain tumour to keep track of appointments, medications and important questions to ask specialists. The Survivorship Diary is now published and distributed by the Mark Hughes Foundation in loving memory of Cass Bennett.
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MediStays (Australian Accomodation Service to Support Hospital Visits or Disability-Related Stays)

MediStays (Australian Accomodation Service to Support Hospital Visits or Disability-Related Stays)
MediStays is a nationwide service connecting Australians and their families with accommodation options to support a hospital visit or disability-related stay. Whether you’re a patient on your way to hospital, a friend or family member paying a visit, a person with a disability looking for accommodation as part of your NDIS plan, or a health worker…
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Podcasts about the brain and brain tumours

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There are lots of podcasts available online that cover a range of topics relating to brain tumours, including interviews with people living with a brain tumour about their experiences, and with health care professionals who treat people with brain tumours. There are also podcasts about the brain more generally which might also be of interest. This…
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The Brain Cancer Centre

The Brain Cancer Centre
Carrie's Beanies for Brain Cancer and WEHI have been working closely together for many years, with a focus on investing in vital brain cancer research and with a shared vision: that one day no lives will be lost to brain cancer. The Brain Cancer Centre is the culmination of this partnership. You can find out about Brain Cancer research and…
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LGBTQI+ People and Cancer (Cancer Council Victoria website)

LGBTQI+ People and Cancer (Cancer Council Victoria website)
This new website from Cancer Council Victoria provides information for LGBTQI+ people affected by cancer. It has sections specifically for transgender, gender diverse and intersex people. You find information here how to talk to your health care professional, the cancer risk for LGBTQI+ people, how to deal with discrimination and where to find…
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