Health professionals and the public now have access to a multilingual online library to educate patients on cancer treatment and support.

The Cancer Council has launched the initiative to assist Australians from culturally and linguistically diverse communities (CALD) to access information in their own language. The CALD Cancer Resource Directory, a searchable online library of 600 publications, videos and websites, provides a wide range of translated information relevant to prevention, treatment and support. Cancer Council Australia CEO, Professor Ian Olver, said the free directory was designed to provide a single point of access to resources in Australia published in languages other than English. "Cancer doesn't discriminate...