Cancer Australia has released resources and campaigns to support Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities and health professionals to manage the health and wellbeing of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, including those affected by cancer, during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Cancer and COVID-19: what it means for our mob encourages Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples affected by cancer to continue talking to their cancer care team and taking their medications through the COVID-19 pandemic. You can watch the video here.

Act early for our mob's health aims to encourage Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples of all ages to see their doctor or health care worker with any new or persistent symptoms that could be cancer.

The COVID-19 and cancer website hub features the latest evidence-based information for people affected by cancer and the latest research articles and guidance for health professionals and researchers.

Melanie Lane, a proud Yorta Yorta woman, was diagnosed with cancer seven years ago. She features in Cancer Australia's Cancer won't wait support messages video, and encourages Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples to seek health advice early if they have a symptom that won't go away. You can watch the video here.

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