COVID-19 Resources

With news of Coronavirus dominating news cycles, Facebook feeds and coffee shop conversation, you might be worried about what Coronavirus means for you, especially if you have cancer or are a cancer survivor.

With news of Coronavirus dominating news cycles, Facebook feeds and coffee shop conversation, you might be worried about what Coronavirus means for you, especially if you have cancer or are a cancer survivor.

We will keep this area updated with information for our community in regards to COVID-19.

They are the heroes through all of this – our doctors, nurses, paramedics, cleaning teams, hospital-based therapists and all the thousands of others working in our healthcare system. Read Here

“There is never a convenient time to be diagnosed with breast cancer, but these extraordinary times add so much more complexity to dealing with the disease.” Read Here

We asked Dr Lucy Braude and Dr Katharine Hodgkinson from Headway Health to share their top tips on how you can take care of your family and kids during COVID-19. Read Here

We recently had the pleasure of speaking with Shivani Gopal, founder & CEO of The Remarkable Woman, a community that exists to help women achieve their goals – professionally, personally and financially. Read Here

Watch the recording for tips, advice and insights to help you feel more empowered to care for yourself physically, mentally and emotionally & simple ways to implement them into your daily routine.
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Immunocompromised is a term that refers to the fact that someone’s immune system isn’t as strong as it should be. Why does this increase your risk of coronavirus? Read Here

While catching Corona Virus is an anxiety of just about every single Australian right now, the reality is some people, especially those with a weakened immunity or aged over 70, are at a far greater risk of dying from COVID-19 than most. Read Here

“As a cancer patient, am I more likely to get sick from COVID-19?” We have pulled together the most frequently asked questions to help you stay protected. Read Here

If you’re concerned about exposing yourself and your family to COVID-19 but require a check-in with your doctor, Australian’s are now able to access Telehealth from home, via phone or video call, it’s all bulk billed through Medicare! Read Here

“Firstly, it’s important to note COVID-19 is something none of us could have prepared for. We never saw this coming and as a result, we are learning how to adapt and deal with the situation every day.” Read Here

Gestalt Therapist, counsellor, and two times cancer survivor, Lesley McPherson, offers her advice on how your relationships can survive cancer too. Read Here

As we all come to terms with the global pandemic, COVID-19 and its impacts, Pink Hope sought out an interview with Professor Andrew Spillane, asking several questions to address both common worries and concerns specific to our very own community. Read Here

Currently there is much confusion around medicine and supply in our community and the broader country.This blog post provides credible and up to date information regarding this matter. Read Here

This blog outlines the details relating to the announced by the government around the suspension of all elective surgeries other than Category 1 and urgent Category 2 cases.
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In order to stay mentally healthy, and keep positive during forced isolation, we’ve pulled together a list of top tips to keep you feeling bright and your mental wellbeing positive.
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We checked in with Australian Specialist Oncoplastic Breast Cancer Surgeon, Dr Jane O’Brien to discuss how the impact of COVID-19 is influencing the breast screening system, and what women should know about their regular breast checks.
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