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Login here to complete the latest questionnaire for the ABC Study. The questionnaire for the current round of follow-up (follow-up 3) is the shortest questionnaire yet and only takes 10-15 minutes to complete!

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An Overview of the Accelerometer Study

Learn more about the ABC Study and our new Accelerometer Study, made possible with funding from the Gandel Foundation.

While the study is already underway, it gives a comprehensive overview of our objectives, what’s involved in wearing the activity monitor, and why this data is so crucial.

Note: Participants who complete the Follow Up 3 questionnaires will be invited to the Accelerometer Study.

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What to Expect in Follow-Up 3

The ABC Study is currently in its third wave of follow-up, running from 2025 to 2027. As part of this follow-up, participants are invited to complete a short online questionnaire and may have the opportunity to contribute valuable physical activity data by wearing a wrist-worn monitor for 7 days.

Celebrating 40 Years of Cancer Research Making a Difference

This year marks an important milestone for Cancer Council Victoria: 40 years of pioneering work in cancer epidemiology, the research that helps us understand who gets cancer, why, and how we can prevent it.

How the ABC Study Contacts You

It’s important to know the different ways we may contact you, and what to do if you receive a message that you’re unsure about.

Daffodil Day - A tradition of hope💛

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.