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National December 2020 Anga Whakamua Forward Together Anga Whakamua/Forward Together is the name we have given to our governance review project here at the Cancer Society.
December 2020 Outstanding service acknowledged with society's top accolade “What’s best for people affected by cancer?”. It’s a question Murray Loewenthal asked himself countless times during his tenure as president of the Waikato/Bay of Plenty Cancer Society – and one he says helped guide him through every decision.
National December 2020 Cancer Society comments on delays in gynaecological cancer diagnoses Our Medical Director, Dr. Chris Jackson, was interviewed by RNZ about delays in gynaecological cancer diagnosis of women with a BMI over 40 at Counties Manukau DHB.
National SunSmart December 2020 Mandatory Sunscreen Standard Cancer Society’s advice for the season is that any broad spectrum sunscreen with an SPF of 30 or higher is safe to use, when applied correctly and in combination with other SunSmart principles (slip, slap, slop, and wrap).
Otago / Southland December 2020 Hugo Charitable Trust Donate New Car to Central Otago Supportive Care The Cancer Society, Otago & Southland Division were thrilled to receive the news that Hugo Charitable Trust approved significant funding for a new 4WD White Kia Sportage.