A former professional triathlete and non-smoker, Helen couldn’t believe it when she was told she had tongue cancer.
A multidisiplinary team (MDT) of experts will decide on the best treatment for your cancer and help you regain the best function possible in the long-term
These 3D animations help guide people through the different types of head and neck cancer.
Julie McCrossin is a broadcaster and journalist. In 2013 Julie was treated for oropharyngeal cancer and is now one of Australia's leading head and neck cancer advocates.
I cleaned my teeth on the hour, everyday using two types of toothpaste and wore nightguards to protect my teeth.
Caitlin Frede was a first-year medical student when her father was diagnosed with head and neck cancer. He passed away at the end of her third year of studies.
"Particularly in the early days after a diagnosis, information is key" Dr Bruce Ashford, Head & Neck Cancer Surgeon
Fundraise your own way! From a bake sale to a BBQ, big or small, whatever takes your fancy! Every bit helps.
Sharing your head and neck cancer experience can provide comfort and courage to others.
Honour the memory of a loved one by paying tribute to their life and helping continue the work of Beyond Five.
Click here to complete the ATOS Medical laryngectomy survey.
Download a copy of the 2017 Head & Neck Cancer Patient Book launched by The Swallows (a UK HNC support group) and Head & Neck Cancer Support Australia on WHNCD 2017.
Save the date! 27 July 2018 World Head and Neck Cancer Day
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