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COVID-affected Pink Test means less money to help people like Luise Normal text size Advertisement Luise Gordon didn't know she was ill until she got out of a physically abusive relationship. Then the bruises and lumps abated. Apart from one under her arm. Now, diagnosed with metastatic breast cancer, the 38-year-old is living with the disease in the shadow of COVID-19. When she coughs in company she explains: "It's OK, it isn't COVID, it's the cancer." Luise Gordon, 38, who has metastatic breast cancer, at the SCG. Credit:Steven Saphore A reduced crowd will attend the SCG for the third Test ...
Oncology nurseâs shock cancer diagnosis With her cheerful outlook on life, Kimberley OâConnor has brought comfort to Âpatients with cancer. But it came as a blow when she was diagnosed herself. Lifestyle by Adella Beaini 2nd Jan 2021 7:27 AM Oncology nurse Kimberley O'Connor is used to bringing comfort to Âpatients diagnosed with cancer with her cheery outlook on life. But her own diagnosis of breast cancer came as a huge blow in October last year. "I had just turned 27 and the plan was 14 months of treatm...
A leading Australian virus expert has called for calm about a spike in coronavirus cases possibly linked to Sydney's Northern Beaches cluster. Professor Peter Collignon said the current outbreak is far less concerning for New South Wales than the Crossroads Hotel cluster which infected 57 people in July. He is confident that with the restrictions on gatherings now in place, the number of daily cases will teeter out by early January. But other experts in the field of infectious disease are sounding the alarm and calling for Greater Sydney to go into a full scale lockdown. A Covid-19 drive th...
NSW health officials have made the stunning claim that fans heading to the SCG could be safer than those watching from home, despite a COVID spike.