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Cancer survival is improving, but return-to-work support lags
Key Takeaways
- Cancer survival rates in Australia are improving significantly.
- Support for survivors returning to work is falling behind.
- Griffith University and Hannover Life Re published joint findings.
- Workplace reintegration remains a major challenge for survivors.
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While medical advancements continue to improve cancer survival outcomes, vocational support systems are failing to keep pace. New findings from Griffith University and Hannover Life Re emphasize that returning to work is still a critical challenge for survivors.
The research underscores the urgent need for better workplace policies, rehabilitation programs, and life insurance frameworks to assist cancer survivors in seamlessly reintegrating into the workforce.
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