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I’m an Individual interested in participating in cancer research

Register4 is a national online database of women and men who want to fast-track cancer research. By joining us you will help researchers spend less time and money finding participants for their studies, and more time accelerating cancer research.

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I’m a Researcher and want to fast-track recruitment

Register4 recruits women and men Australia-wide, with and without cancer, for cancer research projects. Find out how we can fast-track your research.

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Chemotherapy induced peripheral neuropathy (CIPN) is a major side effect of cancer treatment that can have a significant impact on those who experience it. This project aims to better understand the i...

iCanADAPT Advanced

Online treatment options for anxiety and depression are an important area of investigation, as not everyone who experiences these symptoms wants to, or needs to, visit a mental health professional (e....

Care Assist

Supporting a loved one with cancer has the potential to impact on the supporter’s physical and mental health. This project aims to gather information to assist in the development of an online supporte...

The Australian Breakthrou...

The Australian Breakthrough Cancer (ABC) study aims to investigate the genetic basis of cancer and other diseases, exploring lifestyle and environmental factors. It is hoped this will lead to more pre...

Lifepool – Australian wom...

Every woman can help support breast cancer research though Lifepool – a project that brings together data from a variety of sources to create a vital resource for research into breast cancer and women...

Cognitive Rehabilitation ...

Cognitive impairment is recognised by up to 70% of breast cancer survivors as an major side-effect of treatment that impairs function and quality of life, and for which there is no proven treatment fo...

Women’s Health After Surg...

For women at increased risk of ovarian cancer, removal of the fallopian tubes and ovaries will substantially reduce their risk of ovarian cancer, and may reduce the risk of breast cancer. However, the...