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Centre for cancer research
A key function of the Centre for Cancer Control Research is the application of epidemiology and behavioural sciences in strategic research to improve service delivery.
The Centre works in partnership with other staff of the Cancer Council who cover a broader field of behavioural research with a focus on tobacco control, sun protection, diet, alcohol consumption, physical activity, and psychosocial aspects of cancer care and control. What is it for?
Monitoring cancer and cancer risk, and undertaking applied research and evaluation to help inform services directed toward "reducing the impact of cancer". What is it that we do?
 provide support, assistance and training monitor trends undertake applied research/evaluation communicate findings translate findings into action. Cancer statistics from Cancer Council SA
Epidemiology of cancer in South Australia - publications from the SA Department of Health Monograph series
 Monograph 1: Cancers of the digestive system Monograph 2: Sun related cancers of the lip and skin Monograph 3: Cancers of the respiratory organs, throat and mouth Monograph 4: Cancers of the female breast and gynaecological organs Monograph 5: Lymphomas, Myelomas and Leukaemias Monograph 6: The cancer experience: the time after treatment Monograph 7: Cancers of the prostate, testis, and urological organs Monograph 8: Time trends in cancer mortality in South Australia between 1990 and 2011 | Infosheet Monograph 9: Cancer mortality by age in South Australia between 1980 and 2003
*LATEST RELEASE*
Monograph 11: Malignant brain tumours in South AustraliaSA cancer incidence by type and country of birth
The incidence of melanoma in South Australia by country of birth The incidence of cervical cancer in South Australia by country of birth The incidence of female breast cancer in South Australia by country of birth The incidence of colorectal cancer in South Australia by country of birth The incidence of lung cancer in South Australia by country of birth Top |
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