Booklets for First Nations Australians

We have blood cancer information booklets for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander patients and their families.

These booklets may benefit all patients. Including culturally and linguistically diverse people whose main language is not English.

Content from the booklets is adapted into two animation videos. Watch the videos on what to expect when you have treatment.

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Read the digital versions of the booklets by clicking the links below. Your health clinic may have printed versions.

Changes in your blood

Information about your blood, blood cancer tests, and who can help you.

Illustration of a young man looking concerned, next to an image of him asleep

Getting the test results

What happens after blood test results come back, plus more information about blood cancer.

Illustration of a young man in a hospital bed

When I have chemo

More about chemo treatments for blood cancers.

Illustration of an IV bag with the words 'chemo' written on it

Blood cell transplants: Autografts

All about blood cell transplants that use your own blood cells.

Illustration of a young man with a medical IV beside him

Blood cell transplants: Allografts

All about blood cell transplants that use someone else’s blood cells.

Illustration of an older man and woman, with arrows pointing out to different family members

Last updated on December 18th, 2024

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