Deputy Labor leader and Member for Londonderry Prue Car has been diagnosed with kidney cancer. 9News
deputy Labor leader and Member for Londonderry Prue Car announced today she has been diagnosed with kidney cancer."Following recent tests, I was found to have a large tumour on my kidney," Car revealed."It would be no surprise to you all that this has come as quite a shock.
"I am deeply grateful to have access to the world class health care we are so lucky to have in Australia as I receive treatment." Car acknowledged the "hard working, compassionate skilled but overworked doctors, nurses and allied health professionals" that are set to guide her through this time.NSW Member for Londonderry Prue Car during Question Time in the NSW State Parliament on November 15, 2018. Statepol NSWpol Photo: Dominic Lorrimer"Early detection is key in the treatment of any cancer," she said.
According to Australia's Cancer Council, more than 4300 Australian men and women are diagnosed with kidney cancer each year, with the five-year survival rate sitting at 79 per cent.
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