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04/12/2025

Every person’s cancer journey is unique.

For some people with early-stage cancers, doctors may choose to monitor the cancer instead of starting treatment right away.

When treatment is needed, surgery is often the main option and may be the only treatment required.

Some people also have treatments before surgery (to shrink the tumour) or after surgery (to lower the risk it comes back).

💡Reminder: Keep up with recommended screening tests, and routine GP check-ups.
See your doctor if you notice any unusual symptoms.

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02/12/2025

When cancer is diagnosed at an early stage, when it is not too big and has not spread, it is more likely to be treated successfully

That’s why it’s important to keep up with recommended screening tests, attend routine GP check-ups, and see your
doctor if you notice any unusual symptoms.

Learn more about what “early-stage” cancer means - click the link below. Talk to your doctor if you have any questions or concerns about your health.

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27/11/2025

Cancer staging helps doctors understand how far a cancer has grown or spread, as well as how best to treat the cancer and what the outlook or prognosis might be.

Most types of cancer are grouped into stages, numbered from 1 to 4 with some starting at Stage 0. However, some cancers use different staging systems, which may have differences in how stages are defined and named.

Detecting cancer early may make a difference - so its important to keep up with recommended screening tests, attend routine GP check-ups, and see your doctor if you notice any unusual symptoms.

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25/11/2025

Detecting and treating cancer early may help:
✔️ Reduce the risk of the cancer coming back
✔️ Increase the potential for long-term survival

That’s why it’s important to keep up with recommended screening tests, attend routine GP check-ups.
See your doctor if you notice any unusual symptoms.

https://bit.ly/4nZ1NU9

20/11/2025

What does ‘early-stage cancer’ actually mean?

Early-stage cancer is used to describe cancer that is early in its growth, before it has spread to other parts of the body.

Learn more about what early-stage cancer means and why it matters.

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18/11/2025

When cancer is diagnosed at an early stage, when it is not too big and has not spread, it is more likely to be treated successfully

That’s why it’s important to keep up with recommended screening tests, attend routine GP check-ups, and see your
doctor if you notice any unusual symptoms.

Learn more about what “early-stage” cancer means - click the link below

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Today we honour Waitangi Day, reflecting on the rich history and culture that shapes Aotearoa New Zealand.At MSD, we’re ...
05/02/2025

Today we honour Waitangi Day, reflecting on the rich history and culture that shapes Aotearoa New Zealand.

At MSD, we’re proud to support the health and well-being of our communities, guided by the principles of partnership and care.
Ngā mihi o te Rā o Waitangi! 🌿

Every experience with cancer is unique and it will take all of us, united, to create a world where we look beyond the di...
03/02/2025

Every experience with cancer is unique and it will take all of us, united, to create a world where we look beyond the disease and see the person before the patient.

This World Cancer Day, let's come together to rewrite the future of cancer care - one where the needs of people and communities come first.


Enjoy the summer, but don’t forget to be sun smart. Reduce exposure to harmful UV rays by:👒 Wearing a hat, protective cl...
12/01/2025

Enjoy the summer, but don’t forget to be sun smart.

Reduce exposure to harmful UV rays by:
👒 Wearing a hat, protective clothing and sunglasses
🌳 Finding shade from the sun
🧴 Applying sunscreen 20 minutes before heading out and reapplying every 2 hours or after swimming or exercise

Learn more at: https://bit.ly/42gnJTz

Here’s to a new year filled with hope, health, and new possibilities. May 2025 be your best year yet.
31/12/2024

Here’s to a new year filled with hope, health, and new possibilities. May 2025 be your best year yet.

19/12/2024

About 10-20% of breast cancer cases are found to be triple-negative breast cancer.*

This type of cancer is more common in women under 40 years of age, as well as those with a BRCA1 gene mutation.^

It's important to be aware of how your breasts normally look and feel, this can help you notice any changes early. Most changes aren’t cancer, but if you notice anything unusual, consult your doctor.ª

Talk to your doctor for more information.

Learn more at: https://bit.ly/3VMF3eP

18/12/2024

Triple-negative breast cancer (TNBC) is considered one of the more aggressive types of breast cancer as it tends to grow quicker and has a higher chance of coming back after treatment compared to other types of breast cancer.*

Learn more about triple-negative breast cancer at: https://bit.ly/3P2sGr5

For more information, please talk to your doctor.

*American Cancer Society. 2023. Triple-negative Breast Cancer. Available at: https://bit.ly/3P2sHv9. Accessed on: 01.10.24

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