The third wave of follow-up is due to start next year. A key element involves participants wearing a wrist-worn accelerometer (like a fitness band) to measure movement across the 24-hour day. Data collected will help to provide insights into the role that sleep, sitting and physical activity play in the development of cancer.
For 40 years, Daffodil Day has brought Australians together to support people affected by cancer and help fund vital cancer research, like the ABC Study.
This Daffodil Day, Thursday 20 August, you can be part of that history. Your support helps make research like this possible and keeps hope growing for generations to come.