She started a blog about her journey in order to help other young cancer sufferers. I find it to be extremely helpful for myself to write things down and to anyone who is suffering any sort of cancer realise they aren t alone in this, and hopefully motivate them as well, Hayley said at the time.
Health battle: The 25-year-old, who earlier this week revealed she was pregnant with farmer Will Dwyer s child, bravely battled cancer back in 2014
She added that she was keeping positive throughout her treatment and didn t want people to feel sorry for her . I do not want anyone to feel sorry for me as I feel as though I am coping extremely well, she said.
Courtesy of Cancer Council WA
We are calling on the Federal Government to take action to protect Australian kids from harmful alcohol marketing on social media, with new research showing over a quarter of Instagram accounts owned by major alcohol companies are accessible to kids.
Julia Stafford, Chair of the Cancer Council Alcohol Working Group and co-author of the research, said existing voluntary advertising codes are failing to prevent children’s access to harmful alcohol content online and must be overhauled.
“Since 2017, the industry-managed advertising code has required alcohol marketers activate age restriction controls on social networking sites to prevent children from accessing alcohol content,” Ms Stafford said.
Radio host Ivo Da Silva, 42, revealed how he lost a staggering 34kg in 12 months
Ivo said ditching booze was the biggest contributor to his huge weight loss
He used to enjoy a beer or two after work and a glass of wine or two with dinner
Now, he hasn t touched alcohol in a year and follows the Jenny Craig diet plan
Ivo said he has found a new love for black tea and running marathons since
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Cancer Council NSW
Food companies bombard children with marketing for unhealthy food; and it influences what food they like, pester for, and eat. But how do we decide what is an ‘unhealthy food’?
Our study looked at outdoor food advertisements and compared six systems that could be used to define ‘unhealthy food’. We found Australia already has an easy to use system and it outperforms the others most of the time.
Recommendations to address high childhood obesity rates include regulation on unhealthy food marketing to children. Reducing children’s exposure to advertising of unhealthy food and drinks is a focus area in the recently developed National Preventive Health and National Obesity Strategies.