Leukaemia and childhood cancers will be the focus of CanSurvive Australia’s September Town Hall Forum. Dr Bill McGraw will present the session live online.
The forum will also include discussion of Rife-Plasma Frequency Protocols. This forms part of a wider conversation around complementary cancer care.
The session aims to encourage education, curiosity and informed discussion. It also gives people the chance to hear different perspectives. At the same time, it is important to separate emerging ideas from established clinical evidence.
Leukaemia and Childhood Cancers: September Forum
Leukaemia and childhood cancers can raise complex medical, emotional and practical questions. These questions can affect individuals, carers and families.
During this Town Hall Forum, Dr Bill McGraw will explore these topics in an educational presentation. He will also discuss Rife-Plasma Frequency Protocols.
The purpose of the forum is not to provide individual treatment advice. Instead, it creates space for people to listen, learn and explore new information.
In addition, the session may cover ideas that sit outside everyday cancer-care conversations.
Exploring Complementary Cancer Care
CanSurvive supports access to information about conventional and complementary cancer care.
However, some areas of complementary care have stronger evidence than others. Therefore, it is important to look carefully at the quality of research behind each approach.
Emerging or non-mainstream ideas can generate interest and discussion. Even so, they should not be confused with established clinical treatments.
For this reason, the Town Hall Forum supports thoughtful discussion. It does not present investigational approaches as proven medical fact.
About the September Town Hall Forum
The September Town Hall Forum will be held live via Zoom.
Date: Sunday 27 September 2026
Time: 11:00 am Queensland time
Venue: Online via Zoom
Meeting ID: 945 3554 1826
Passcode: 960784
Because the session is online, people can join from home. This also makes the forum accessible to people outside the local area.
Why CanSurvive Hosts Town Hall Forums
CanSurvive’s Town Hall Forums provide educational discussions about cancer research and complementary care. They also explore broader approaches to wellbeing.
These sessions allow speakers to explore topics that may not always feature in conventional cancer conversations.
As a result, participants can hear different perspectives and consider new questions. They can then discuss those questions with their healthcare team.
Education remains the focus. Therefore, the forums do not replace medical appointments, oncology treatment or professional healthcare advice.
Understanding Leukaemia and Childhood Cancers
Leukaemia and childhood cancers cover a broad range of conditions. Each cancer type can differ in its biology, treatment approach and outlook.
Because of this, individual circumstances matter greatly. Information that applies to one person may not apply to another.
For that reason, CanSurvive encourages people to discuss new information with qualified healthcare professionals. Those professionals can consider the person’s diagnosis and treatment history.
Looking at Rife-Plasma Frequency Protocols
Rife-Plasma Frequency Protocols form part of the September forum discussion.
CanSurvive presents this topic in an educational context. The session may include emerging, investigational or non-mainstream ideas.
Therefore, participants should distinguish between information being explored and treatments supported by established clinical evidence.
The forum does not recommend Rife-Plasma Frequency Protocols as a treatment for leukaemia, childhood cancers or any other cancer.
Join the September Town Hall Forum
If you are interested in leukaemia and childhood cancers, complementary cancer care or emerging areas of discussion, you are welcome to join us.
Sunday 27 September 2026
11:00 am Queensland time
Live via Zoom
Meeting ID: 945 3554 1826
Passcode: 960784
Important Medical Information
This session is for educational purposes only. It does not constitute medical advice. It also does not recommend any particular treatment, therapy or medical device.
The session may discuss emerging or investigational areas. Some of these may not form part of established clinical practice.
Therefore, please discuss treatment decisions with an appropriately qualified healthcare professional. This includes decisions about prescription medicines, complementary therapies, medical devices or other health interventions.
