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Publications
Our Understanding Cancer booklets and fact sheets are written for people affected by cancer, including people who have been diagnosed with cancer, as well as their carers, family and friends.
Each booklet, or information fact sheet, addresses a different aspect of cancer. We provide practical information to help you understand what you are going through, including answers to common questions, tips, checklists and where to go for support.
A number of our booklets are now available as ebooks, making them easy to download and view on an ebook reader, mobile device or computer.
Click on one of the following categories to access our publications online or to download booklets and fact sheets.
For further information and advice, call Cancer Council 13 11 20 ? our specially trained staff can answer your questions and offer emotional and practical support.
To access Cancer Council ebooks
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If you don't have an ebook reader, Wikipedia has an extensive list of open-source and paid ebook readers - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/EPUB#Software
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