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The model of care involves patients and their GPs (General Practitioners). It recognises the specific issues and opportunities at the end of active breast cancer treatment. And its aim is to support survivors to live... Read more

The Parkville Integrated Haematology Service Long Term Follow Up and Survivorship Service is here to help. It specialises in helping those who have been treated for blood cancers. They support you to stay as healthy as possible... Read more

 For women diagnosed with cancer, the primary focus is often on treatment and recovery.  But cancer treatments, such as chemotherapy and radiation, can have long-term side effects on a woman's health long after... Read more

One in 1,000 or so 20-year-olds in Australia are survivors of childhood cancer. These patients face medical and social difficulties in their adult life. These difficulties are because of the late effects of their cancer... Read more

Our Myeloma and Autologous Stem Cell Transplantation team help treat various blood cancers. Our inpatient service is in the 24-bed ward on level 3 in our Parkville building. The building is on the south side of Grattan Street. We... Read more

Our hair is a strong part of our identity. Hair loss often adds to the trauma of the cancer journey on top of the shock of diagnosis. Our trained staff and volunteers can help you with headwear wardrobe information. They are... Read more