Aboriginal people from urban, rural and remote areas of New South Wales share their experiences about how cancer has impacted on their lives. Their insights highlight many issues, including late diagnosis, denial, family concerns, palliative care, and grief and loss. They reinforce the importance of providing information about cancer, and raising community awareness for all to take urgent action to reduce the impacts of cancer on Aboriginal peoples.
Aboriginal cancer journeys : our stories of kinship, hope and survival
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Cancer Council NSW, Woolloomooloo, NSW, 2010
Categories: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders, Population Groups
Subjects: Aboriginal people, Cancer, Personal experiences
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