Cancer Society Auckland Northland (CSAN) and Auckland DHB have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) formalising a long-standing working relationship.
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Read more ›Today the National Board of the Cancer Society of New Zealand accepted the resignation of our Chief Executive, Claire Austin.
Read more ›Cancer Society Auckland Northland in conjunction with Hāpai Te Hauora came together on Friday 28 October to acknowledge the passing of the tobacco standardised plain packaging legislation in September this year.
Read more ›Cancer Society is thrilled with PHARMAC's decision to fund effective therapies for advanced melanoma, now including Keytruda.
Read more ›Makana Confections, a boutique chocolate factory and chocolate shop in Kerikeri, have extended their building to create an iconic new Chocolate Café - a pure dessert experience.
Read more ›Auckland Council’s Henderson-Massey Local Board will be unveiling a new smokefree mural on Tuesday 31st May - World Smokefree Day.
Read more ›Health promoters are telling smokers to think about the impact their habit has on their family as an incentive to kick the habit this year.
Read more ›Cancer Society welcomes the decision to invest $39 million to roll-out a national bowel screening programme, as well as a tobacco tax increase.
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Read more ›The USO Bike Ride from Bluff to Cape sees 32 riders cycling the length of New Zealand to raise awareness around men’s health.
Read more ›Cancer Society Northland has welcomed the leadership shown by a number of Northland cafes who have decided to take a stand and make their outdoor dining areas Smokefree.
Read more ›This summer, API Consumers Brands and the Cancer Society of New Zealand are giving away a whopping 100,000 tubes of SPF50+ sunscreen.
Read more ›Professor Brett Delahunt’s exceptional, long-standing voluntary service and leadership to cancer research has been acknowledged by the Cancer Society.
Read more ›PHARMAC has given the breakthrough melanoma drug Pembrolizumab a “low” priority – effectively meaning it won’t get funded.
Read more ›New research by the University of Otago has found a strong link between drinking alcohol and occasional smoking among New Zealand university students.
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